AoS 2: Harmony and Tonality 0.0 / 5 ? MusicHarmony and TonalityGCSEAQA Created by: HannahWhaleCreated on: 18-02-17 14:44 What does diatonic mean? Music based on the 'regular' scales 1 of 20 What does chromatic mean? Music that uses chromatic notes 2 of 20 What does consonant mean? The harmonies 'work' and sound nice together 3 of 20 What does dissonant mean? The music and harmonies clash 4 of 20 What is a pedal note? A note that is held for a long time but not for the whole extract 5 of 20 What is a drone note? A longer note than the pedal note, usually lasting for the whole extract 6 of 20 What is a perfect cadence? Music that sounds finished 7 of 20 What is a plagal cadence? Music that sounds like 'Amen' 8 of 20 What is an imperfect cadence? Music that sounds unfinished 9 of 20 What is an interrupted cadence? Music that ends with a surprise! 10 of 20 What does major mean? Happy 11 of 20 What does minor mean? Sad 12 of 20 What does modal mean? Folk sounding 13 of 20 What is atonal? No home note 14 of 20 What is modulation? A change of key 15 of 20 What does relative major/minor mean? Common modulation 16 of 20 What is the Tonic (I)? First degree of scale 17 of 20 What is the sub-dominant (IV)? Fourth degree of scale 18 of 20 What is the dominant (V)? Fifth degree of scale 19 of 20 What are the primary chords? Chords I, IV & V 20 of 20
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