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A melody in C major is transposed to G major. What interval describes the transposition?
Perfect Fifth
What is melodic transposition?
Shifting a melody to a different pitch level while preserving its intervallic structure.
What is interval-based transposition?
Shifting each note in a melody by a specific interval (e.g., perfect fifth).
What is modal transposition?
Transposing a melody within the same key but changing its mode.
What is a motive in music?
A short melodic or rhythmic idea that is repeated or varied throughout a piece.
Define melodic variation.
Altering the notes or rhythms of a melody.
What does adaptation mean in melodic transposition?
Transposing a melody to fit different vocal ranges or instruments.
What is motivic analysis?
The study of the building blocks of a musical composition.
What is the purpose of 'unity' in motivic development?
Repeating a motive at different pitch levels creates a sense of connection and coherence.
What does 'contrast' achieve in motivic development?
Transposing a motive to a different mode or pitch range to create a new and distinct variation.
What is the purpose of 'development' in motivic transposition?
Gradually transposing a motive over time to create a sense of movement and progression.
What is melodic transposition?
Shifting a melody to a different pitch level while preserving its intervallic structure.
Define interval-based transposition.
Shifting each note in a melody by a specific interval (e.g., perfect fifth).
Define modal transposition.
Transposing a melody within the same key but changing its mode.
What is a motive in music?
A short melodic or rhythmic idea that is repeated or varied throughout a piece.
What is motivic analysis?
The study of the building blocks (motives) of a musical composition.
What is melodic variation?
Altering the notes or rhythms of a melody.