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Key words for GCSE Music.

section A musical idea is called a section.
repetition A repeated musical idea is called a repetition.
contrast Contrast is when very different sounds or musical ideas are placed next to each other.
returning Returning describes the return of a musical idea within a piece.
develop If you develop a musical idea, it mans you build on it.
adapt If you adapt something, it means you change it so that is fits a specific purpose.
order The arrangement of ideas in a piece is called the order.
plan A plan is map of what you might do before you do it.
binary In binary form, two sections are played one after the other to create an AB structure.
ternary In ternary form, the first section is repeated to create an ABA structure.
arch In arch form, sections are repeated in reverse order after a central section. For example, ABCBA.
sonata Sonata form consists of exposition, development, and recapitulation.
rondo In rondo form, a musical idea is repeated between contrasting ones, for example ABACA.
theme Theme and variations is a musical structure in which an idea is repeated and developed within a piece.
variations Theme and variations is a musical structure in which an idea is repeated and developed within a piece.

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