Music
*Denotes terms used on the score sheet *SuitabilityMusic matches and expresses the horse and the gaits. *EditingMusic has a smooth flow; there are no abrasive cuts, transitions, or fades. *PhrasingThe way sequences of notes are grouped together to form units of melody; the expression of musical sentences. *DynamicsVariations in the intensity of sound. *InterpretationChoreography reflects the dynamics and phrasing of the music. *CohesivenessMusic is linked by genre, theme or orchestration. GenreCategory of music marked by a distinct style such as jazz, Baroque, rock, etc. ThemeDistinct, recurring and unifying quality or idea. OrchestrationArrangement of music for performance by an orchestra, or smaller grouping of instruments. BeatUnderlying pulse of the music. TempoIn music, the speed of musical beats; in dressage, the rate of repetition of the horse’s stride. RhythmIn music, the repeated pattern or grouping of musical beats; in dressage, the characteristic sequence of footfalls and phases of a given gate. SyncopationShift in accent that occurs when a normally weak beat is stressed. VocalHuman voice used as an instrument. LyricsUse of words in a song. StyleDistinctive and identifiable form used in artistic expression. OrchestraLarge group of musicians playing together on various instruments, including strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. SymphonyMany sounds playing together; a major work for orchestra; large orchestra.
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