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Keywords Part 1 (Structure)- Edexcel GCSE Listening AoS to 2017
Keywords Part 1 (Structure)- Edexcel GCSE Listening AoS to 2017
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Define Alap
Slow introductory improvised section of a Rag performance
Medium to fast fixed/memorised section of a Rag performance
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Which of these would not be found in Popular Song structure?
Bridge/Link
Rondo
Verse
Instrumental
3
Musical Form is...
Pattern
Plan
Structure
Shape
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Which of these is not a section of a Sonata Form piece?
Introduction
Ritornello
Transition/Bridge
Exposition
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Define First Subject
The 'A' section of a Binary form (AB) piece
The 'A' section of a Ternary form (ABA) piece
The first melody/motif/theme in sonata-form in tonic key
The first melody/motif/theme in sonata-form in dominant key
6
A form where the music for every verse is different is called...
...Da Capo Aria
...Through-composed
...Free Rondo
...Popular Song Form
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Which is the first main section of a Sonata Form piece?
Development
Exposition
Recapitulation
Coda/codetta
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Which is the third main section of a Sonata Form piece?
Recapitulation
Coda/Codetta
Development
Exposition
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A Cadenza/mini Cadenza is...
...a movement in a concerto
...heard at the beginning of a concerto movement
...heard towards the end of a concerto movement
...a passage which shows off the player's technical skill
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Define Coda/Codetta
A main theme within a Sonata Form movement
Closing section at the end of a composition
A passage designed to show off a performer's virtuosity
A linking passage
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Features of a Ritornello...
A short instrumental refrain or interlude in a vocal work
Commonly heard in Baroque music
Meaning 'return', a recurring theme played by the orchestra
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What section are you hearing?
Chorus
Verse
Link/Bridge
Outro
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In Sonata Form, which key is the Second Subject often in?
Dominant
Relative minor
Tonic
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Define Ternary Form
ABA structure with a contrasting B section and returning A
AB structure with a contrasting B section
ABACA structure with a returning A
AABA structure with a contrasting B section and returning A
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A form in two distinct sections (sometimes with a return to the opening idea) is called...
...Rondo
...Rounded Binary Form
...Sonata Form
...Ternary Form
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What is a Motif/Cell?
A device used to build the whole or sections of a piece.
A short, distinctive, often recurring melody or rhythm
Heard – in ‘ATGOTL’
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Which of these would not be found in Popular Song structure?
Breakdown
Motif
Outro
Pre-chorus
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One of the 3 or 4 main sections in a long classical piece is called...
...a monument
...a minuet
...a movement
...a moment
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Music
in which 2 or more voices/instruments perform the same
music
starting at different times.
Ostinato
Loop
Canon
Riff
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The main tune starting a jazz piece (& also providing harmony for improvisation) is called...
The Introduction
The Theme
The Call
The Head
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A 12 bar blues is...
Four 3-bar phrases
Three 4-bar phrases
Chords V-IV-I-I I-I-I-I, IV-IV-I-I
Chords I-I-I-I, IV-IV-I-I, V-IV-I-I
22
Define Gat/Bandish(Bhajan)
Medium to fast fixed/memorised section of a Rag performance
Slow introductory improvised section of a Rag performance
23
What happens in a Rondo?
Episodes are often in different keys
Includes section A (mostly) in tonic key
ABACADA
A main tune returns with contrasting 'episodes' in between
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Which is the second main section of a Sonata Form piece?
Development
Coda/Codetta
Recapitulation
Exposition
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Songs in which all verses are sung to the same music is known as...
Strophic Form
Popular Song Form
Folk Song Form
Da Capo Aria
