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melodic contour
the overall shape or trajectory of a melody as its individual pitches rise, fall, or stay the same over time.
melodic construction
the arrangement of pitch, rhythm, and interval choices, steps, leaps, intervals, ect.
list the melodic registers in order from low to high
bass, baritone, tenor, alto, mezzo, soprano
what is the key signature with one sharp
G
what is the relative minor to the key of G
E minor
what is the key signature with 3 flats
Eb
what is the relative minor to Eb
C minor
what is the A major scale
ABC#DEF#G#A
C minor scale
CDEbFGAbBbC
major scale
TTSTTTS
minor scale
TSTTSTT

if this was alto cleft what note would it be
b

what note is this
G
perfect cadence
V-I
imperfect cadence
I-V
performing media
the performing instruments
timbre/tone colour
the way instruments sound e.g. growly bass, bright voice
sforzando
a sudden accent
forte piano
loud then soft
subito forte
play suddenly loud
rinforzando
play with gradual emphasis until otherwise noted
legato
smooth contunious
andante
moderately slow
presto
very fast
allegro
fast
largo
very slow
crescendo
gradually get louder
decrescendo
gradually get softer

staccato
short detached

slurs
play notes smoothly and connected

glissando
slide contiguously between two pitches

fermatta
hold note longer than its written value

accent
play note emphasized more forced
syncopation
emphasis on the off beat
anacrusis
a note that comes before the first beat
compound time signature
a time signature that can be divided by 3 e.g. 6/8
simple time signature
a time signature that can be divided by 2 e.g. 4/4
monophonic
a single unaccompanied melodic line
homophonic
a melody and accompaniment
polyphonic
multiple simultaneous melodies
heterophonic
two instruments simultaneously play two or more variations of one melody
binary form
AABB
ternary form
ABA
rondo form
ABACA
12 bar blues
I-I-I-I-IV-IV-I-I-V-IV-IV-I-I
jazz standard form
AAB
ostinato
a repeated rhythmic or melodic pattern
counter melody
a distinct secondary melody played with a more prominent lead melody
shanking
sharp upstroke on the off beat in guitar
bubbling
off beat eight note rhythm played on they keys alternating hands
walking bass
a steady bass line that ascends and descends continuously
one drop beat
a drum beat where the first beat is left empty and the bass and cross stick snare hit together on beat 3
swing quavers
quavers that are played unevenly to create a bouncy, rolling groove common in jazz, blues, and shuffle styles
rittonelo
A ritornello is a recurring instrumental passage or theme in music, meaning "little return
plagal cadences
IV-I
what is the first mode
ionian
what is the second mode
dorian
what is the third mode
phrygian
whats the forth mode
lydian
what’s the fifth mode
mixalodian
what’s the sixth mode
aeolian
where does buffalo soldier originate from
Jamaica
what is buffalo soldier about
men from Africa fighting in America
what style of music is buffalo soldier
caribbean, reggae
what’s the structure of buffalo soldier
intro, verse 1, pre chorus, chorus, verse 2, chorus, chorus
what is the performing media in buffalo soldier
brass, guitar, bass guitar, organ, keyboard, percussion: clave cabbasa, drumkit
what instrument plays the main melody in buffalo soldier
male tenor vocals
what other instruments play melodies in buffalo soldier
brass, keyboard
when in the main melody played in buffalo soldier
the chorus
what scale does buffalo soldier use
A pentatonic
what is the time signature of buffalo soldier
4/4
what’s the tempo of buffalo soldier
allegro
what instruments drives the beat in buffalo soldier
drums