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ORNAMENT WORD GROUND

CONJUNCT
PAINTING BASS

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PASSING NOTE SYLLABIC COUNTERPOINT TEMPO

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SEQUENCE MELISMATIC HOMOPHONIC TIME SIGNATURE

 Notes that decorate a Depicting a word in Continuous bass parts
provided for the
Melody moving melody music to imitate its
harpsichord and stringed
by step eg Trills, Mordents, meaning. instruments such as the
appoggiaturas bass viol.

A notes used to Multiple

When one note is
travel between one
chord note to sung per syllable.
melodies Slow
another. playing together.

a texture
The repetition of a A group of notes comprising a
musical phrase at a
sung to one melody part and
4
higher or lower pitch
than the original. syllable of text. an 4
accompaniment.
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DIATONIC PERFECT SUSPENSION

FIGURED BASS
CADENCE

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CHROMATIC MODULATION DISSONANCE FUNCTIONAL

HARMONY

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DYNAMICS KEYSIGNATURE AMBIGUOUS FALSE RELATION

TONALITY
 musical shorthand for the Two chords which Prolonging a note
keyboard player used in the
appear at then end of
Baroque era. The figures indicate Using only notes to create a
the chord to be played above the a section or piece :-
bass note and whether this is in from the key. chord V followed by dissonance with
root position, first or second
inversion. chord I. the next chord.

Tonal harmony based on

Relating to or using notes
not belonging to the Change from Notes which clash, major and minor keys.
Functional chords =
diatonic scale of the key one key to often not from the subdominant(IV),
in which a passage is
another. key (chromatic). dominant (V), and
written.
tonic(I).

Terraced, meaning A dissonance created by a

The main tonal note playing simultaneously
adding more or immediately before its
centre of the piece The key is unclear chromatically altered
instruments to
A minor (sharpened/flattened)
alter the volume equivalent.
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