Key words- Music GCSE 0.0 / 5 ? MusicKey wordsGCSEEdexcel Created by: India_dhCreated on: 11-05-19 12:55 What is a leitmotif? They are musical ideas accosiated with a certain charecter, object or place. 1 of 30 What is diegetic music? This is music that the character can hear. 2 of 30 What is non diegetic music? This is music that the character cannot hear. E.g Backround music. 3 of 30 What is texture? This is the diferent parts in a peice of music and how they relate to eachother. 4 of 30 What does homophonic mean? This is the same sounds and same rhythm but different notes, melody and accompaniment. 5 of 30 What does polyphonic mean? This is when two or more melodic lines are combined into a multivoiced texture. It's one of the most complex forms of music. 6 of 30 What are the 3 textures of music? This 3 textures of music include monophonic, homophonic, and polyphonic. 7 of 30 What is an ostinato? This is a short repeating pattern. 8 of 30 What is unison? This is when instrements/voices play/sing exactly the same thing at the same time. 9 of 30 When was the baroque period? This was in the 1600-1750. 10 of 30 What is verse chours form? This is the common song structure. 11 of 30 What is ternary form? This is structure with 3 sections: A B A. 12 of 30 What are dynamics? This is the quietest and loudest volume of an instrument/voice, part or piece of music. 13 of 30 What is a tremolo/tremolado? This is a string tequnique where you shake the bow to repeat notes rapidly. 14 of 30 What is a overdrive? This is a electronic guitar effect (type of distortion). 15 of 30 What is word painting? This is wheather the words are set melismatically or syllabically. 16 of 30 What is word setting? This is how the music reflects the words. 17 of 30 What does melismatic mean? This is more that one note per syllable. 18 of 30 What is a conjunct melody? This is a melody in which all the notes move in steps and they have a smooth motion. 19 of 30 What is a disjunct melody? This is a melody in which all the notes move in leaps and jumps and they have a jaggered motion. 20 of 30 what is tonality? This is the key of the peice. 21 of 30 What is a compount time? This is beats devided into 3. 22 of 30 What is a time sigrature? This tells you how many of which type of beat there are in a bar. 23 of 30 What is tempo? This is how fast or slow the music is. 24 of 30 What is a colla voce? This is where the instrumentalists follow the singer, this results in a free/constant changing tempo. 25 of 30 What is harmony? This is the chords in a peice of music. 26 of 30 What is dissonance? This is when the notes clash. 27 of 30 What is a semitone? This is the type on interval-distance between white notes and black notes on a piano/keyboard. 28 of 30 What is bitonality? This is when a peice on music is played in 2 keys a once. 29 of 30 What is a metre? This is how many beats are in a bar. 30 of 30
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