AOS2 - Music for ensemble

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Improvisation

Making up music on the spot.

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Blue notes

Flattened 3rd

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Call & response

One phrase answered by another.

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Riff/Ostinato

Repeated melodic or rhythmic phrase.

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Walking bass

A steady bass line moving mainly in step

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Swing rhythm

Long-short rhythm feel typical of jazz.

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Syncopation

Off-beat emphasis.

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12-bar blues

12-bar chord sequence using I–IV–V chords.

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Big band

A large jazz ensemble with brass woodwind and rhythm section.

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Bebop

A fast virtuosic jazz style with complex harmonies.

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Verse-chorus

A structure used in songs (common in Musical Theatre).

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Solo song

A song sung by one character to express feelings.

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Duet

A song for two singers

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Chorus

A song for larger group

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Pit orchestra

Group of musicians playing in a theatre orchestra pit.

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Hook

A catchy memorable melodic idea.

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Recitative

A speech-like passage in musicals/opera that moves plot forward.

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Chamber music

Music for small ensemble with one player per part.

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String quartet

Two violins viola and cello.

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Piano trio

Piano violin and cello.

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Conversational texture

Melody lines passed between players.

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Homophonic

Melody with chordal accompaniment.

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Polyphonic

Two or more independent melodies.

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Imitation

One part copies another closely.

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Balance

Ensuring all parts are heard clearly in small ensemble.