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orchestra, notation, jazz and blues, drunken sailor, opera

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what chords are included in the drunken sailor?

d minor and c

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what is the chord progression for the drunken sailor?

dm, c, dm, dm, c, dm

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sea shanty

a small melody sung by sailors at sea to keep their minds busy while working

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chord

two or more notes played together at hte same time

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triad

a three note chord(1st, 3rd and 5th notes of a scale)

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sequence

a melodic pattern that is repeated a note higher or lower

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bass riff

a low pitched jazzy repeated pattern

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vocal riff

a short vocal phrase that is often repeated

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counter melody

a different melody that works well with the original melody(played at the same time)

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who would sing the sea shantys

sailors at sea who were working

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who is the shanty-man?

a man who lives on the boat but doesnt work. he would have been the one to compose the sea shanties

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tone(t)

a full step in between two notes

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semitone(st)

a half step in between two notes

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major scale

ttsttts

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minor scale

tsttsss

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chromatic scale

all semitones

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whole tone scale

all tones

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scale

an ordered series of notes

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major

happy scale

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minor

sad scale

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sharp(#)

semitone to the right

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flat(b)

semitone to the left

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where did the blues originate

from african slaves who needed to pass time while working. they also took insparation from church songs and bar songs

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12 bar blue chord structure

cccc ff cc g f cc

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pulse/beat

the heartbeat in music- steady counts you can feel

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rhythm

the pattern of the music

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melody

the tune

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ostinato

a pattern that repeats

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rhythmic ostanato

a rythm that repeats

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melodic ostanato

a melody that repeats

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verse

the part of the song that tells a story

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chorous

the repeated section, usually very catchy

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semibreve

4 beats

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minim

2 beats

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crotchet

1 beat

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quaver

half a beat

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semi-quaver

one quater of a beat

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dynamic

how loud or quiet the notes are

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pitch

how high or low the notes are

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texture

the effect of lots of instruments playing together

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tempo

how fast or slow the notes are

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duration

how long or short the notes are

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timbre

the sound quality

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aria

solo to express emotion

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recitative

sung dialouge

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libretto

little book, used to write words of the opera

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pamina

soprano

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tamino

tenor

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queen of the night

coloratura soprano

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papageno

baritone

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papagena

soprano

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sorastro

bass

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3 ladys

2x mezzo, 1x soprano

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monostatos

baritone

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tenor(definition)

highest male voice

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orchestra

all familys of instruments playing together

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overture

the orchestra’s peice before the opera starts

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mozart

famous musician, he wrote lots of operas including the magic flute

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librettist

the person who writes the words for the opera