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Concierto De Aranjuez

Terms in this set (29)

Rasgeado
Strumming the Guitar
Arm
Play note as harmonic (half press down on string)
Spiccato
Bounce the bow on the string
Col Talone
Use the heel of the bow
Sordina
Use a mute on your instrument
Divisi
Divide the parts between instruments e.g Flute 1
Unis
Play in Unison
Pizz
Pluck the strings rather than bow
1'
Notes just played by Flute 1
Cuerda
No use of open strings to keep volume lower
Ben Marcato
Bring out the melody
Ponticello
Play near the bridge on the violin
Staccato
A short and spiky method playing a note.
Pedal notes
A repeated note played in the Bass.
Adagio
Walking Tempo
Allegro
Lively Tempo
Sonata Form
A form that includes and Introduction, Exposition, Development, Recapitulation and Coda
Coda
A musical passage added to resolve the piece of music
Exposition
The First section of music that exposes the the main themes of the music before they are developed.
Development
The treatment of the detailed phrases and motifs of a previously heard theme (`subject') in such a way as to make new passages. The second section in Sonata Form
Cadenza
A solo instrumental part. Usually very technical and difficult to play.
Virtuoso
An expert in the instrument and usually takes the solo/cadenza part.
Drone
A long sustained single note
Interplay
Back and forth the interaction between the guitar and the orchestra
Tutti
All together
Loco
Perform the notes at the pitch written, generally used to cancel an 8va or 8vb direction. In string music, also used to indicate return to normal playing position (see Playing the violin).[1]
False relation
tonal note next to a non tonal note (e.g. pivot chord)
Ascending
Pitch; Moving upwards and rising
Decending
Pitch; Moving downwards and falling
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