Samba Em Preludio Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

Which two genres is the bossa nova style a fusion of?

A

cool jazz and Brazilian samba

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2
Q

Who composed the piece originally?

A

Baden Powell

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3
Q

What does ‘bossa nova’ mean?

A

new trend

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4
Q

What language are the lyrics in?

A

Portugese

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5
Q

What are the performing forces in ‘Samba Em Prelúdio’?

A
  • female voice
  • acoustic guitar
    acoustic bass guitar
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6
Q

Tonality

A
  • B minor
  • no modulations
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7
Q

How long is the introduction?

A

3 bars

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8
Q

Texture

A
  • intro - monophonic
  • mainly M & A
  • polyphonic from end of guitar solo to coda
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9
Q

What is the time signature?

A

4/4

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10
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Which instrument plays the melody in the guitar solo?

A

acoustic guitar

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11
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Identify five features of the coda that are characteristic of jazz.

A
  • extended chords
  • altered chords
  • blues notes / flattened 5th
  • improvisation
  • syncopation
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12
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Which instrument plays the introduction?

A

acoustic bass guitar

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13
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Explain 5 ways in which the end of the coda is different to the end of the first eight-bar idea in the first verse.

A
  • free tempo
  • guitar flourish
  • penultimate bar in 6/4
  • ends with perfect cadence
  • sustained final chord
  • sustained note in voice
  • melody in guitar
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14
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Describe the vocal melody in the second verse. (5)

A
  • syllabic
  • (mostly) descending
  • (mostly) conjunct
  • blues notes
  • starts in low register
  • syncopated

PLEASE ALWAYS SYLLABIC

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15
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Describe the vocal melody after the guitar solo. (5)

A
  • blues notes
  • conjunct
  • syllabic
  • descending
  • low tessitura
  • narrow compass
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16
Q

Describe the rhythm played by the accompanying instrument in the guitar solo. (2)

A
  • dotted
  • syncopated
  • bossa nova
17
Q

Describe the rhythm played by the melody instrument in the guitar solo. (3)

A
  • triplets
  • syncopation
  • SQs
  • cross rhythms
  • quintuplets
  • septuplets
18
Q

Describe five features the acoustic bass guitar melody after the guitar solo.

A
  • blues notes
  • disjunct
  • arpeggios / broken chords
  • sequence
  • slide
  • chromatic
  • bass line
19
Q

Identify five features of the piece that create a sad mood.

A
  • slow tempo
  • quiet dynamics
  • minor key
  • descending melodies
  • low register
  • blues notes
  • extended chords
  • chromatic
20
Q

Describe the rhythm played by the acoustic bass guitar in the second 16-bar idea in the second verse. (3)

A
  • dotted
  • syncopated
  • bossa nova
  • cross rhythm
  • quavers
21
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Describe the rhythm played by the acoustic guitar in the second 16-bar idea in the second verse. (3)

A
  • dotted
  • syncopated
  • cross rhythm
  • quavers