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Key words for GCSE Music

12-bar The 12-bar blues is 12 bars long and uses the chords I, IV, and V.
blues The 12-bar blues is 12 bars long and uses the chords I, IV, and V.
ground Ground bass is a recurring melodic pattern in the bass.
bass Ground bass is a recurring melodic pattern in the bass.
motif A motif is a recurring musical idea.
exposition In sonata form, the opening section is called exposition.
development In sonata form, the middle section is called development.
recapitulation In sonata form, the last section is called recapitulation.
coda A coda is the final section in a piece.
continuo A continuo is an accompaniment used in Baroque music.
cadenza A cadenza is performed by a soloist.
scherzo A scherzo is a short, playful composition usually used as the third movement in a four-movement symphony.
minuet A minuet is a ballroom dance in 3/4 time.
episode An episode is a section that contrasts from the main theme of a piece.
ritornello A ritornello is a recurring section.
symphony A symphony is a composition with several movements played by an orchestra.

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