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What are the four fundamental elements to sound?
pitch, dynamics, timbre, and duration
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pitch is divided by
melody & harmony
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what is polyphony?
two or more independent melodies
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what is homophony
melody accompaniment. Simpler
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Dynamics
Degrees of loudness or softness in music
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timbre
the characteristic quality of sound produced by an instrument or voice. quality/color of the sound.
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what influences timbre
instrument materials, shape & size of instrument, way it is used.
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attack
articulation of the sound. hard or soft. slurred, legato, staccato
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Rhythm
holds the beat together as it unfolds in time
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meter
rhythmic pattern constituted by the grouping of beats, into measures
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largo (tempo)
broad, very slow
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grave
very slow, solemn
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Adagio
slowly, leisurely
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Andante
moderately slow; at a walking pace
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allegro
lively, moderately fast
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what happens when we lose our normal sense of pulse?
act contrary to the beat/ emphasis on the off beat- syncopation
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concerto vs symphony?
concerto involves a soloist amongst the larger ensemble/ symphony has equal participation
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what is sonata form?
exposition, development, recapitulation
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theme & variations
theme stated at the offset that becomes the template for all of the variations that follow while retaining their individuality
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rondo
ABACABA
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what is program music
instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene
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absolute music
lacks in text
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why is Bolero unique
it passes the normal ways in which a piece unfolds. it puts instrumental color in the forefront of its unfolding
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who is Marius's grandfather
Gillenormand
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what could the candlestick represent
repentance, transformation, being reborn
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Potential themes?
agency vs. circumstance, death & resurrection, the ability to change, (giving up inheritance for political perspective)
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Three main ideas of architecture
design, function, & context
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Form vs. Content
Form is the HOW. Content is the WHAT.
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Design is
how it is put together. The interior/exterior. The materials in which it is made.
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Context is related to
environment. i.e city landscape
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post-and-lintel system
simple method of construction involving the use of vertical and horizontal elements. i.e keeping columns in place
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Where is the Parthenon located?
Athens, Greece
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How do you identify an ionic column?
it has a dual scroll
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How do you identify a corinthian column
fancy leaves
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The pARthenon is fAR on a hill in Athens
the panthEon is on the Even strEEts of romE with a domE
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Key things Rome was known for
rounded arch, use of dome, reinforced columns
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What do flying buttresses do?
they support the tall structure by directing the force to the base. It stabilizes the structure as a whole.
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Gothic Architecture introduces
pointed arches, stained glass, gargoyles
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the Florence Cathedral was what kind of dome on what kind of base?
ellipsoidal dome. octagon base
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key details about baroque architecture?
flashy, showy, gold, ornament, lots of detail
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neoclassical architecture?
stepped away from flashiness, turned to simplicity, austerity, using roman logic.
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why does the Tucson temple have a dome
two other buildings in Tucson had domes. it matched them. permit from city or something
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what is a crosscut?
alternating between two unrelated scenes (West Side Story Jets & Sharks. Different settings & people, back & fourth)
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what is a form cut?
ending a scene & starting the next with a matching shape. Juxtaposing two similarly shaped objects.
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Renault?
Vichy France's police in Casablanca. Self-serving. Despite being on "bad-side" good friend to Rick.
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Strasser
Nazi commander sent to Casablanca to capture Lazlo. All business. Wants to prevent Lazlo from leaving Casablanca at all costs.
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Three famous one liners from Casablanca?
- "I stick my neck out for nobody"
- "Here's to you kid"
- "I believe this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship"
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Three main themes of Casablanca
1) difficulty of neutrality. 2) inescapable past. 3) power of love
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Reversal in casablanca?
we didn't expect renault to let Rick go & we didn't expect Rick to give his transport visa to Lazlo to leave with Ilsa.
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what is mise en scene?
Also known as staging. The overall look and feel of a movie— forethought in coordination of arrangement