Lecture 06 - Harmony

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What does harmony represent ?

the vertical aspects of music

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What does melody represent?

the horizontal aspects of music

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What is consonance and what does it do?

The notes are in agreement and compliment each other.

→ releases tension

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What is dissonance and what does it do?

notes are in conflict and are clashing

→ creates tension

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what is the relationship of harmony to melody in the beginning?

Harmony is consonant

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what is the relationship of harmony to melody in the climax ?

harmony is dissonant

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what is the relationship of harmony to melody in the end?

harmony is consonant

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How do major scales sound like?

Sound happy

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How do minor scales sound like?

sound sad

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What is a chord?

three or more notes played simultaneously

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What is arpeggio?

Playing the notes of chord one note at a time

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What does tonic mean?

The I chord. It is the most important chord in the key

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What does dominant mean?

The V chord. it is the second most important chord in the key

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What does modulation mean?

to travel from one key to another

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What does pivot chord mean?

The chord that exist in both the key the music is traveling from and the key it is traveling to.