Music Revision
- Created by: RubyCollin
- Created on: 08-06-16 20:53
The blues- A kind of jazz that evolved from music of African- Americans in early 20th century.
12 bar blues- Most blues music is based on a sequence called 12 bar blues, called this because of length of each verse. Can be played in any key.
Walking bass line- Frequently used in jazz and blues music. It walks up and down the keyboard.
Boogie Woogie- A style of blues played with a strong fast beat.
Riff- A short repeated phrase. Elaborates on each chord.
Trill- Vibratory sound, especially a rapid alternation of sung or played notes.
Swing style- A style of jazz generally played by a big band.
Blues scale- 5 notes of the minor pentanoic scale and a note from the scale tonic.
Big bands- A jazz group of 10 or more musicians eg Woody Herman and his herd.
Chicago- An american musical about crimes that happened, on actual criminals and the concept of the 'celebrity criminal' and criminal justice.
Js Bach- A german composer and musician of the Baroque period. He wrote over 1000 pieces of music. A lot of his music was written to teach people how to play instruments.
Toccata- a musical composition for a keyboard instrument with musical features, usually freestyle.
Improvising- playing something on an instrument that you havent planned.
Rubato- Having certain nots very long and others…
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