Music Final Exam Part A

3. a piece of music, usually written for a solo instrument or a small ensemble, comprised of two to four movements
5. one form of sonata, usually at the beginning
6. texts of a chants are constant among each mass
9. a glide from one pitch to another
11. when a composer directly "quotes" another piece of work into a new piece
12. a genre of music in which the instrumentation, or melodies are designed to reminisce ancient times
16. an unconventional way of singing or playing a musical instrument
17. a musical chord comprising at least three adjacent tones in a scale
19. a song that involves several different voices, well known through the Renaissance period
22. a musical technique of composing music that reflects the literal meaning of a songs lyrics
23. In an opera, the singer's delivery is more of a speech than a song
25. 3rd form of sonata, similar to the exposition, th

1. a musical idea used obsessively
2. musical texture made up of a single unaccompanied melodic line
4. a repeat
7. one part of a larger work of music, that is usually contains one voice, with or without instrumental accompaniment
8. a short melodic phrase repeated consistently throughout the piece
10. to play with expression and freedom (tempo change can come as well)
13. a repeated rhythmic phrase, either sung or shouted
14. a method of composition using series of pitches, rhythms, dynamics, timbres
15. the second form of a sonata, usually a huge chunk of the piece that introduces new musical ideas and sometimes key change
18. music that is intended to evoke images or events
20. a piece of music that lacks a key center
21. a song written to be sung in recital, typically with piano accompaniment and often set to a poem
24. without instrumental accompaniment