2. Developing a motif QUIZ Start the timer when you press ‘Play’

3. What is this technique? Inversion Sequence Augmentation Motif Parallel motion Retrograde Ternary form Interval Octave Contrary motion Beethoven We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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5. What is a small tune called? Retrograde Contrary motion Interval Ternary form Sequence Inversion Octave Augmentation Parallel motion Motif We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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7. What is this structure called? Inversion Motif Parallel motion Ternary form Interval Retrograde Augmentation Octave Sequence Contrary motion ABA We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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9. What is this technique? Augmentation Parallel motion Sequence Motif Interval Ternary form Contrary motion Retrograde Inversion Octave We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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11. What is the distance between two notes? Retrograde Motif Augmentation Octave Sequence Parallel motion Interval Ternary form Inversion Contrary motion We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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13. What is it called when you play the motif backwards? InversionTernary form Interval Parallel motion RetrogradeAugmentation Octave Sequence Contrary motion Motif We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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15. What is it called when two parts move in opposite directions? Inversion Augmentation MotifRetrograde Interval OctaveParallel motion Sequence Ternary form Contrary motion We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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17. What is an interval of an 8 th called? Beethoven Ternary form Contrary motion Interval Inversion Parallel motion Octave Sequence Augmentation Motif Retrograde We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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19. What is it called when you stretch the motif? Octave Ternary form Parallel motion Contrary motion Sequence Beethoven Interval Motif Retrograde Augmentation Inversion We are learning to describe different ways in which a motif can be developed

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