8.2 Phrase Relationships

Cards (34)

  • A musical phrase is a complete melodic idea that has a clear beginning and end
  • What is the main idea of a musical phrase?
    Complete melodic idea
  • The second part of a musical phrase that provides resolution is called the consequent
  • What creates the overall phrase structure in music?
    Interplay of components
  • What is an example of a parallel phrase relationship?
    Similar intervals and chord progressions
  • Complementary phrases often involve an antecedent phrase ending with a half cadence followed by a consequent phrase ending with a perfect authentic cadence.
    True
  • A phrase might start with an antecedent ending on a half cadence, followed by a consequent that ends on a perfect authentic cadence
  • Which type of cadence provides the strongest sense of resolution?
    Perfect authentic
  • A half cadence ends on the dominant chord.
  • Parallel phrases often have matching harmonic structures, while contrasting phrases may use different chord progressions and cadences.
    True
  • What is a musical phrase defined as?
    Complete melodic idea
  • The consequent provides a sense of resolution or closure in a musical phrase.

    True
  • Match the type of musical phrase with its description:
    Parallel ↔️ Phrases with similar structures
    Contrasting ↔️ Phrases with significant differences
    Complementary ↔️ Phrases that form a complete idea
  • What is a cadence in music?
    Harmonic progression at phrase end
  • Match the cadence type with its description:
    Perfect Authentic Cadence ↔️ Strongest resolution with root position tonic
    Half Cadence ↔️ Ends on the dominant chord
    Plagal Cadence ↔️ Ends on tonic after IV-I progression
  • Steps to examine harmonic and melodic relationships between phrases
    1️⃣ Identify chord progressions
    2️⃣ Analyze melodic contours
    3️⃣ Compare cadence types
  • What do contrasting phrases introduce to prevent monotony in music?
    Variety and contrast
  • Match the component of a musical phrase with its description:
    Antecedent ↔️ Sets up expectation for resolution
    Consequent ↔️ Provides closure or resolution
    Cadence ↔️ Creates finality at the end
  • A cadence is the harmonic progression at the end of a phrase that creates finality.

    True
  • Phrases with similar melodic and harmonic structures are classified as parallel
  • Phrases that use a major key followed by a minor key are considered contrasting
  • What are the three main components of a musical phrase?
    Antecedent, consequent, cadence
  • Match the phrase type with its characteristic:
    Parallel ↔️ Similar melodic and harmonic structures
    Contrasting ↔️ Significant differences in key or rhythm
    Complementary ↔️ Forms a complete melodic idea together
  • The cadence is the harmonic progression at the end of a musical phrase that creates finality or resolution.

    True
  • Steps in analyzing harmonic relationships between phrases:
    1️⃣ Identify chord progressions
    2️⃣ Examine cadences
    3️⃣ Determine harmonic similarities or contrasts
  • What is a key characteristic of contrasting melodic relationships between phrases?
    Distinct melodic material
  • The antecedent is the initial part of the phrase that sets up an expectation for resolution
  • What three elements create the overall phrase structure in music?
    Antecedent, consequent, cadence
  • Contrasting phrases may use different keys, such as major and minor
  • Parallel phrases create a sense of unity and coherence
  • Complementary phrases often end with a perfect authentic cadence to create musical closure.

    True
  • What key aspects should you analyze when examining phrase relationships in musical examples?
    Melody, harmony, rhythm
  • Parallel phrases share similar melodic and harmonic structures
  • Complementary phrases often end with a half cadence to create anticipation.
    False