GCSE Edexcel Music Peripetie 0.0 / 5 ? MusicSchoenbergGCSEEdexcel Created by: Phoebe_LynchCreated on: 31-03-15 17:28 1912 First performed in the year ... 1 of 51 Atonal The tonality 2 of 51 Serialism Experimentalism technique where notes are based on a tone row 3 of 51 Klangfarbenmelodie Tone colour melody 4 of 51 Ninety This piece uses a large orchestra of _____ players 5 of 51 Sudden changes The meaning of 'Peripetie' 6 of 51 Timbre The main focus of the piece, rather than the melody 7 of 51 Extremes The pitch range and dynamics are at their ... 8 of 51 Short fragmented motifs The piece is based around... 9 of 51 Inversion Mirroring a tone row 10 of 51 Retrogade Playing a tone row backwards 11 of 51 Retrogade inversion Mirroring and tone row and playing is backwards 12 of 51 Transposition Taking a tone row and moving all the notes up or down a certain interval 13 of 51 Sehr Rasch Tempo of the piece 14 of 51 Contrasts There are lots of _____ in timbre, created using a rapid change in instrumentation 15 of 51 Hauptstimme Principle voice/part 16 of 51 Nebenstimme Secondary voice/part 17 of 51 Divisi Marking to show the dividing up of parts 18 of 51 Pizzicato Plucking strings rather than bowing 19 of 51 Glissando A slide 20 of 51 Crescendo Gradually get louder 21 of 51 Mute Something to change the timbre of an instrument 22 of 51 Arco Bowing strings rather than plucking 23 of 51 Monophonic/Homophonic There are occaisonal ________/_________ moments in the texture 24 of 51 Polyphonic/Contrapuntal The main texture of the piece 25 of 51 Triplet Three notes in the space of one 26 of 51 Rit. Slow down 27 of 51 Etwas ruhiger Somewhat calmer 28 of 51 fff-ppp Dynamic range 29 of 51 Express. The marking to show the musician that they need to play expressively 30 of 51 Disjunct/angluar The melodies can be described as... 31 of 51 3/4, 4/4, 2/4 The three time signatures used in the piece 32 of 51 Inversion and octave displacement The motifs used in the piece are varied through ... 33 of 51 Complex This piece uses ______ rhythms 34 of 51 Dissonant The harmony can be described as... 35 of 51 Hexatonic Motifs using only six notes 36 of 51 Staccato Short and detached notes 37 of 51 a 2 Only two people play 38 of 51 Tutti All play 39 of 51 Hervor Prominent 40 of 51 fp Dynamic marking used for expression and emphasising only certain notes 41 of 51 Schallrichter hoch Bell up (again, another change to timbre) 42 of 51 Free rondo form The structure of the piece 43 of 51 Ruhiger Calmer 44 of 51 Deutlich Clear 45 of 51 Leicht Lightly 46 of 51 Heftig Passionate 47 of 51 Cymbals The instrument that is told to create a tremolo with a cello bow 48 of 51 Sextuplets Six notes in the space of one 49 of 51 + The sign in the horn part which indicates for players to put their hand up the bell to stop the sound 50 of 51 On bridge Where the double bass is told to play the tremolo in order to create an unusual, screechy sound 51 of 51
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