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Compositional Techniques and Vocal Features - Queen
Compositional Techniques and Vocal Features - Queen
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This is an example of
Triplet Rhythm
Antiphonal Dialogue
Word painting
Chromatic Movement
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What is chromatic movement?
the melody that moves in tones
the melody the moves in semitones
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What is a guitar riff?
Short repeated phrase (ostinato)
Short motif or longer solo section
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What is a guitar lick?
Short motif or longer solo section
Short repeated phrase (ostinato)
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Word Painting
is when you paint a picture with words
is when the music reflects the words being sung
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This is an example of
Chromatic Movement
Triplet Rhythm
Antiphonal Dialogue
Word painting
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This is an example of
Falseto
A Capella
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What is antiphonal dialogue?
All vocalists sing with no accompaniment
One voice sings and another voice/voices answered
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What is Falsetto?
Singing without accompaniment
Singing in a high unnatural voice
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What does Gissando mean?
Shake finger that stops the string (wobble)
Bening a stopped string to alter the pitch
Adding volume
Sliding from one note to another (same string on guitar)
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This is an example of
Triplet Rhythm
Chromatic Movement
Word painting
Antiphonal Dialogue
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What are triplets?
3 notes sung/played in the time of 2
2 notes sung/played in the time of 1
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What key change to we hear into the operatice section bar 54-55
G major - A major
Bb major to A major
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What does bending mean?
Bening a stopped string to alter the pitch
Sliding from one note to another (same string on guitar)
Shake finger that stops the string (wobble)
Adding volume
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When do are we first introduced to changing time signatures?
Bar 9-10 are 4/4 time, then it changes to 5/4 time in bar 11
Bar 1-2 are 4/4 time, then it changes to 5/4 time in bar 3
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What is A Capella?
Singing without accompaniment
Singing in a high unnatural voice
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What is syncopation?
emphasis on the weaker beat of the bar
melodic phrase is repated exacty but at a higher or lower pitch
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This is an example of
Chromatic Movement
Word painting
Antiphonal Dialogue
Triplet Rhythm
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Power chords are chords where the 3rd is omitted - Root and 5th
True
False
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What are compositional Techniques?
techniques that composers use to develop their musical ideas
techniques that are performed by the preformer
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This is an example of
A Capella
Falseto
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This is the form of the piece
False
True
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What is a sequence?
emphasis on the weaker beat of the bar
melodic phrase is repated exacty but at a higher or lower pitch
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What does Vibrato mean?
Shake finger that stops the string (wobble)
Bening a stopped string to alter the pitch
Adding volume
Sliding from one note to another (same string on guitar)
