Music Quizsearch 0.0 / 5 ? MusicThe Classical PeriodYears 7-9 (KS3)None Created by: QEPERSONCreated on: 01-06-21 10:21 An era of music history beginning around 1750 and ending around 1820. The Classical Period 1 of 25 An early version of the piano. Fortepiano 2 of 25 A musical texture in which one part, often the highest, plays a distinct melody, and the accompanying parts provide an underlying accompaniment. Melody-dominated Homophony 3 of 25 Paired phrases of similar length and rhythm – an antecedent and a consequent. Balanced Phrases 4 of 25 Two phrases, alike in length and rhythm. The second is a concluding response to the first. Antecedent and Consequent 5 of 25 A unit of melody that has a complete musical sense of its own – ‘a musical sentence’. Phrase 6 of 25 Two chords at the end of a phrase – ‘musical punctuation’. Cadence 7 of 25 Chord V followed by chord I at the end of the phrase. It makes the phrase sound conclusive. Perfect Cadence 8 of 25 Chord I followed by chord V at the end of the phrase. It makes the phrase sound unfinished. Imperfect Cadence 9 of 25 A large-scale composition for orchestra, developed during the Classical Period and normally in 4 movements. Symphony 10 of 25 A self-contained unit of music, complete in itself, that can stand alone or be joined with others in a larger work, such a symphony or a concerto. Movement 11 of 25 A dance in 3/4 time. Minuet 12 of 25 A person who leads the orchestra in how to interpret music and stay in time. Conductor 13 of 25 The .............. of the orchestra. In the Classical period it was made up of the Violin, Viola, Cello and Double Bass. String Section 14 of 25 The ................ of the orchestra. In the Classical period it was made up of the Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon. Woodwind Section 15 of 25 The ............. of the orchestra. In the Classical period it was made up of the Horn and Trumpet Brass Section 16 of 25 A composition for a solo instrument, accompanied by an orchestra. Concerto 17 of 25 A brilliant, dramatic solo passage, found in a concerto. the soloist plays while the orchestra remains silent Cadenza 18 of 25 When music alternates between different instruments or voices. Antiphony 19 of 25 A structure containing a repeating section, which alternates with contrasting sections – ABACADA. Rondo 20 of 25 A large-scale composition for a soloist, often a piano or an instrument with a piano accompaniment, typically in several movements. Sonata 21 of 25 A broken chord accompaniment, common in the second half of the C18th and named after Domenico Alberti. Alberti Bass 22 of 25 A musical idea on which a composition is based, Theme 23 of 25 A musical structure based around the presentation of a theme followed by a series of variations on that theme. Theme and Variation 24 of 25 The way in which musical ideas are transformed over the course of a composition. Musical Development 25 of 25
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