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13 Cards in this Set
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Mono-rhythm |
Everybody does the same rhythm |
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Polyrhythm |
Some people do different rhythms at the same time |
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Bi-rhythm |
Two independent rhythms played at the same time |
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Off-beat |
Playing notes between the beat of the pulse |
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Syncopation |
Playing notes between the beats and holding them on across the main beats |
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Cross-rhythm |
Playing/ groups of three rhythms/ of compound time metres/ against/ group of two rhythms/ of simple time metres/ at the same time. Playing duplets against triplets. |
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Complexity |
Playing cross rhythms with added syncopation |
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Triplets and Duplets |
Triplets: fitting three beats into the space of two beats Duplets: fitting two beats into the space of three beats |
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Augmentation |
Doubling the rhythmic value of each note.
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Diminution |
Halving the rhythmic value of each note |
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Hemiola |
Creating the effect/ of another metre/ to the actual metre of the music by displacing the metric accent so the phrasing of the music is different. |
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Drum Fill |
Completing the end of phrases on drum kits: with rapid rhythms on the drum kit |
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Rubato |
This is where tempo is slowed down slightly and sped up -> to catch up with the expression of the music Common in the Romantic era. |