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In the 18th century, composers added more repetition to their music because the audience could not

If you repeat a melody too often, it will

5min Hooks and Riffs

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If you repeat a melody too often, it will
Be a number one hit
Catch the listener's ear
Create a great rhythm
Bore the audience
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In the 18th century, composers added more repetition to their music because the audience could not
Play it themselves
Listen to it again
Understand what was happening
Pretend it was happening
3
An ostinato to a classical musician is the same as
A Riff
A chicken
A chord
A bass
4
A hook is described as
Part of a song, sometimes the title or key lyric which keeps recurring
Part of a song, usually played by the drums
Something pirates use
The overall structure of the song
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There are three types of hooks
Verbal, Melodic, Rhythmic
Verbal, Moronic, Rhythmic
Voidable, Melodic, Rhythmic
Ostinato, Riff, Solo
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A famous Basso Ostinato is heard in
Drake's Donda
Mozart's 5th Symphony
Roccini's Crescendo
Pachabel's Canon
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An ostinato is
The main melody
The chords in a song
Usually the bassline
A short rhythm or melody repeated over and over
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Riff's Are 2-4 measure phrases often played on
Trumpet
Violin
Guitar
Drums
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What is a melody?
The rhythm
The main theme of a song
The bassline
As ostinato
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Habanera is typically associated with Spain though it came from
Qatar
France
Mexico
Cuba