Phrase Rhythmic - Structure and Hypermeter

Question 1

rhythmic patterns in phrases

Answer 1

• hypermeter is the feel of the larger rhythmic structure in a piece
• lead-in/introduction is the material before a phrase leading you into that phrase
• phrase extension is a few extra measures after a phrase to add another motive into the musical piece
• phase overlap is when the second phrase starts before the ending of the first phrase
• phrase elision is when the first phrase leads strait into the second phase
• coda is an added ending to the musical piece
• • codetta the extra extension on a phrase

Question 2

_________ is when a phrase or phrases tend to go “outside the bar lines”

Answer 2

• hypermeter

Question 3

we must think musically and not get caught up in the “rules” of music in order to recognize things like hypermeter

Answer 3

• true

Question 4

when one phrase ends while another is beginning, we call it ___________

Answer 4

• phrase overlap

- phrase interference

Question 5

music added to the end of a cadence that doesn’t constitute the beginning of a new thought but rather serves to extend the previous thought, is a _______

Answer 5

• cadential extension

Question 6

a short cadential extension is sometimes called a _________

Answer 6

• codetta