Art History - Terms Review

A section during a solo concerto in which the unaccompanied soloist is featured while the orchestra stops playing?

Vocal music sung without instrumental accompaniment is meno mosso.

A chord in which all the pitches are sounded simultaneously, in contrast to an arpeggio is block voicing

Double-stop is a string instrument technique in which the player bows 2 strings simultaneously to produce an interval.

A short jazz motif (melodic, rhythmic, or even just a chord progression) that is repeated in an ostinato fashion is

An indication in a musical score to switch to a slower tempo

Hemiola is the sensation of shifting from an established duple meter to the feeling of a triple meter, or vice versa.

A style of painting that uses certain visual conventions to represent things or figures in the world?

A type of vocal music in which there is a string of multiple notes that correspond to a single syllable of poetry?

Vocal music sung without instrumental accompaniment

A pattern of repetition (frequently occurring in vocal music) that can be abbreviated as a-a-b-a(')

A system of ideas or beliefs related to politics and society that often serves as the basis for action?

The rhythm section usually consists of a piano, string bass, drum set, and guitar.

Circulation is the mode by which ideas, objects, and currency travel through society.

Abstraction is a mode of artmaking that avoids discernible content.

A type of performance art in which the artist uses his or her own body or those of the audience is?

A genre term for a composition that is written to be "functional music" for a theatrical dance category?