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MUSICAL FORM
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STROPHIC
AAA form
Comes from Greek "strophe" meaning "verse"
One distinct musical theme
Melody remains same, words change
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BINARY
AB form
Two related sections, can be repeated (AABB)
Often used in instrumental music
Visually easy to see
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TERNARY
ABA form
Similar to a sandwich!
A begins, B is significantly different, A returns
Found in dance forms like polka
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RONDO
Section A is repeated several times
New sections presented between each A
The altering sections called "episodes" and labeled B, C, D, etc.
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POP (POPULAR MUSIC)
Intro - beginning of song
Verse - before chorus and after intro
Chorus - main melody, usually contains the title, part everyone knows
Bridge - doesn't sound like anything else, can be instrumental solo or rap break
Outro - end of song, can fade away
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Julie McCullough
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