Karteikarten
Chopin
Karten in diesem Stapel (20)
- 1When was it composed?1839
- 2Where would it be performed?Small space.
E.g. home or recital room - 3What form is it?Ternary form
- 4What structure does the first section have?Lyrical melody - quavers in the bass
A-B-A - 5What is the structure of the second subject?Melody in bass - quavers on top
Builds to a few FF climaxes - 6WHat is the metre of the piece?4/4
- 7What are 3 rhythmic features?Septuplet ornamentation
Sostenuto - legato/unhurried manor
Rubato - expressive effect - 8How does the melody begin in the first section?A dotted rhythm
- 9What How is the first melody decorated?Ornaments and acciacatura
- 10What are two melodical features?dotted rhythms and chromaticism
- 11What happens to the melody in section b?it moves to the bass
- 12What changes when it moves to the bass?It has a narrower range and is mostly made of long notes.
4 - 8 bar phrases - 13What jey is it in?D flat major
- 14What is the tonality?Mainly diatonic with some chromaticism
- 15How does the piece modulate?Tonic Major (Db major)
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Enharmonic Minor (C #) - 16How does each section end?Section A -imperfect cadence
Section B - Imperfect cadence
Section C - Perfect cadence - 17WHat is the harmonic device used throughout the piece? Describe how it changesDominant Pedal
Inverted in the second secion - 18What is the texture of the piece?Homophonic (two bars of monophony at end)
- 19What is the texture of each section?A: Melody in right hand with broken chords
B: Melody In left with repeated quavers
A': Opening texture - 20What are the dynamic techniquesCrescendos and diminuendos
Wide range of dynamics but no sudden contrasts
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- iGCSE GCSE (Music) Karteikarten am Chopin, erstellt von Kaspar Senft am 31/12/2014.
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