Minor Scales and Key Signatures, Melody, Timbre, and Texture
What compositional technique involves stretching or compressing rhythmic patterns within phrases while retaining their original contour and not altering tempo or metric structure?
What term describes the displacement of the expected accent in music so that strong beats become weak and vice versa?
What term describes the rhythmic device where a short pattern is repeated at different pitch levels throughout a passage?
What term describes a non-harmonic tone that is approached by leap and then resolves by step to a chord tone?
What rhythmic technique involves dividing a measure into differing numbers of equal-length notes than typically dictated by the time signature?
Which rhythmic device involves shifting accents onto beats or parts of beats where they wouldn't normally occur?
How would you categorize a syncopated rhythm where emphasis is placed on weak beats or offbeats?
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In a complex polyrhythmic passage, which device creates the illusion of two distinct tempos occurring simultaneously by juxtaposing dotted quarter notes in one voice against a quadruple subdivision of beats in another?
What rhythmic device involves speeding up certain notes within a passage?
Which non-harmonic tone occurs when a chord tone is held over into the next chord as a dissonance before resolving down or up to a consonant pitch?