AOS2- Harmony and Tonality 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicKeywordsGCSEAQA Created by: beccawildCreated on: 23-11-16 21:55 Tonality The key of the music. 1 of 22 Major Happy and uplifting. 2 of 22 Minor Sad and minor. more serious. 3 of 22 Tonal A sense of key/ tonal centre. 4 of 22 Atonal No sense of fixed key or tonality. 5 of 22 Pentatonic Five note scale. 6 of 22 Modal Came before scales. 7 of 22 Whole Tone A scale made up of only whole tones. 8 of 22 Harmony Two or more notes of different pitch create harmony. 9 of 22 Chromatic Scale made up of semitones. 10 of 22 Diatonic Scale made up of only semi tones. 11 of 22 Consonance Music sounds nice. 12 of 22 Dissonance Clashing harmonies 13 of 22 Discords Harsh clashing combination of notes. 14 of 22 Close Harmony Notes are close together within separate parts. 15 of 22 Drone Long held note, usually bass. 16 of 22 Modulation Change in key/ tonality. 17 of 22 Tierce de Picardie Minor key finishes with major chord 18 of 22 Cadence- Perfect V-1 // Sounds final and complete. 19 of 22 Cadence- Plagal IV-1 // Not as strong finalizing. 20 of 22 Cadence- Imperfect I-V // Unfinished feel to the music. 21 of 22 Cadence- Interrupted V-VI // doesn't sound finished, expect it to be a Perfect Cadence. 22 of 22
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