Queen 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicQueenGCSEEdexcel Created by: 13barbourjCreated on: 09-07-17 17:47 Who are the 4 members of Queen? Freddie Mercury, Brian Mae, John Deacon, Roger Taylor 1 of 34 What are the 3 types of guitar? Bass guitar, Rhythm guitar, Lead guitar 2 of 34 What is a Single? A song released that will later appear on an album. Usually 2 songs. 3 of 34 What is a 7 inch/Vinyl? Has 2 sides, side A has main single, and side B has an unused song. 4 of 34 What structure is used? Verse Chorus 5 of 34 what is the Cycle of 5th chord sequence? Where you play the cycle of 5th anticklockwise ( bar 44-48) 6 of 34 What is Vaudeville? An over the top comedic style, where the words do not make sense. 7 of 34 What is a chord symbol? A letter that dictates the key of the triad. A minor triad has a letter m after the letter 8 of 34 What is an extended/added chord? Any chord that is not a triad, e.g B7. 9 of 34 What is portamento? A vocal slide. 10 of 34 What is a melisma? where a word uses more than one syllable. 11 of 34 What is word painting? Where the music sells the meaning of the words. 12 of 34 How are perfect cadences used? At the end of sections, used for modulations. 13 of 34 Where and when is a pedal used? Bar 57 to 61, there is a dominant (V) pedal, with a Bb chord in the key Eb major 14 of 34 What is an anacrusis? Where the melody starts before the first beat of the bar. 15 of 34 Is this piece syncopated? How? Yes, they start singing off beata s well as using syncopated ties to make the melody feel off beat. 16 of 34 Are there any rhythmic motifs? Yes, there is a rhythmic motif repeated in bar 6,7,8,13,16,20,21,etc.. 17 of 34 Describe the rhytm and melody of the gutar solo The rhythm and melody is based loosely on the rhythmic motif and the vocal melody. 18 of 34 What ornament is used? acciccaturas in bar 23,24 etc. 19 of 34 What is sonority? The sound quality 20 of 34 What is the difference between picking and strumming? Picking is where you pick at the notes and strumming is where you make a thicker sound form chords, moving your fingers across the strings. 21 of 34 What is a pitch bend? Pitch bend is where you slide your finger to alter the sound (bar 30,50 signalled by, ^) 22 of 34 What is a guitar slide? Where you move your finger up or down a threat. 23 of 34 What is vibrato? It is where you wobble the strings to create a wobbly sound. 24 of 34 What does a flanger do? A wooshing sound. 25 of 34 What does a WahWah do? A wawa sound created. 26 of 34 Wat is a distortion? Where the notes are distorted, grungy sound. 27 of 34 What is a pull off? When a note is sound is on a guitar using the fretting hand. 28 of 34 What is multitrack? When you layer different parts on top of each other, that are recorded separately. 29 of 34 What is overdubbing? When you layer down tracks on top of each other. 30 of 34 What is panning? It is where you control what comes out of each speaker. 31 of 34 What is antiphony? It is where a call and response between the speakers. 32 of 34 What is a 10 inch/LP? A large play record has an A and B side, usually 12 songs. 33 of 34 Describe the phrases The phrases are irregular lengths, which contrasts with the simple structure. 34 of 34
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