Horner: Main Title Young Peter from The Amazing Spiderman

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Question 1 of 10

Connect all the musical features of the opening to this set work.

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D minor Dorian

D minor Aeolian

F major Dorian

F major Aeolian

Wordless Male Vocals

Wordless Boy Vocals

electronically generated effects

all acoustic instruments

rhythmic ostinato

harmonic ostinato

3-2-1 based on rhythmic ostinato

passing note

auxiliary note

Theme A Trumpet Solo

Theme A1 Trumpet Solo

Use of Chime Tree

Use of Cymbals

Use of Triangle

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Question 2 of 10

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Young Peter is the Main Title from the motion picture, . Horner, like John Williams, was a prolific film composer and wrote music for major blockbuster films including II and III, A, and . was one of his list films he worked on before he died in in a tragic plane crash.

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Question 3 of 10

This setwork begins in the key of...

Select one of the following:

D minor Dorian
D minor Aeolian
F major Ionian
Bb major
A minor Aeolian

Explanation

Question 4 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This setwork includes acoustic brass instruments, like the and , and the which plays the main rhythmic ostinato idea. But it also features lots of . The main percussion instruments include , which features heavily at the start of the piece, and the , which can be heard at the end.

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Question 5 of 10

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The rhythmic ostinato played by piano is constructed by...

Select one or more of the following:

Quaver then 2 semiquavers
falling D minor arpeggios
2 semiquavers then quaver
crotchet then 2 quavers
falling F major arpeggios
rising D minor arpeggios
3-2-1 of the scale
rising F major arpeggios

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Question 6 of 10

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The opening discords on evolve via a effect into .

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Question 7 of 10

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This is ❌. It is based on the same ❌ played in the introduction by the ❌. It begins in key of ❌, with the ❌ degrees of the scale. The note ❌ acts as a ❌. The Theme is played by the ❌. The ❌ vocals and the ❌ can be heard in the background.

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Theme A

Theme A1

Theme B

rhythmic ostinato

piano

horns

D minor

F major

A minor

B minor

3, 2, 1

passing note

auxiliary note

trumpet

drums

wordless male

wordless boy treble

electronically generated effects

Explanation

Question 8 of 10

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Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This is . It is based on the same played in the introduction by the . It begins in key of , with the degrees of the scale. The note acts as a note. The Theme is played by the . The vocals and the can be heard in the background.

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Question 9 of 10

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This is Theme A. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 10 of 10

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D minor

F major

Bb major

played by trumpet

played by horns

played by strings

played by piano

3-2-1 of the scale

8-7-6 of the scale

5-4-3 of the scale

1-2-3 of the scale

passing note

anticipation note

escape note

auxiliary note

based on rhythmic ostinato

based on melodic ostinato

based on harmonic ostinato

electronic & vocal sounds fade in & out

strings fade in & out

rhythmic ostinato fades in & out

horns fade in & out

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Question 11 of 10

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This is ❌. It is also in the key of ❌ and the time signature of ❌. The ❌ resumes its ❌ arpeggios, which now form the accompaniment to a ❌ who sings a ❌ version of the melody originally played by the ❌. This time, however, the semiquaver passing notes are replaced by ❌ and high register ❌ add a ❌.

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Theme A1

Theme A

Theme B

D minor

F major

Bb major

Eb major

4/4

2/4

3/4

piano

horn

cello

rhythmic ostinato

melodic ostinato

solo boy treble

male vocals

wordless

syllabic

melismatic

trumpet

dotted rhythm

triplets

syncopation

violins

countermelody

accopaniment

Explanation

Question 12 of 10

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This is . It is also in the key of and the time signature of . The resumes its rhythmic ostinato arpeggios, which now form the accompaniment to a who sings a version of the melody originally played by the . This time, however, the semiquaver passing notes are replaced by and high register add a .

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Question 13 of 10

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This is Theme A1. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 14 of 10

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D minor

F major

Bb major

sung by solo boy treble

sung by wordless male vocals

played by piano

dotted rhythms replace passing notes

passing notes use 3-2-1 of the scale

electronic effects fade in & out

sustained inverted pedal in violins

rhythmic ostinato in violins

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Question 15 of 10

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This new expressive melody is ❌. It is played by ❌ in ❌, and is accompanied by ❌.

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Theme B

Theme A1

Theme A

piano

trumpet

violins

horns

octaves

3-2-1 melody

dotted rhythms

lower strings

upper strings

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Question 16 of 10

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This new expressive melody is . It is played by in , and is accompanied by .

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Question 17 of 10

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This is Theme B. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 18 of 10

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played by piano in octaves

played by lower strings in octaves

played by horns in octaves

accompanied by lower strings

accompanied by upper strings

accompanied by horns

consists mainly of repeated pitches

consists mainly of rhythmic ostinato

consists mainly of dotted rhythms

Explanation

Question 19 of 10

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The first new key the music sidesteps to is the unrelated key of ❌, achieved through the common tone, ❌. Horner uses similar progressions throughout the piece, moving from a ❌ chord to a ❌ chord by a falling ❌. This section includes a ❌ version of the trumpet melody, which is developed by ❌. The time signatures of this section start with ❌ then change to ❌ and back again.

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Eb major

Ab major

Cb major

F major

major

minor

semitone

5th

8ves

transposed

augmented

inverted

repeated

upwards extension

downwards extension

ascending sequence

descending sequence

4/4,

3/4

6/8

2/4

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Question 20 of 10

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The electronic material becomes more prominent and a roll on ( suspended cymbal, timpani drum, snare drum ) highlights the return of ( D minor, Cb major, A minor, Eb major, F major ) and the ( arpeggio ostinato, 3-2-1 degrees of the scale, inverted pedal in upper strings ).

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Question 21 of 10

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A sudden shift of tonality to sees the return of the melody now a .

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Question 22 of 10

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At the start of this extract, another unforeseen change of key occurs, this time to ❌. The electronic effects are still present while the ❌ has a new ascending ❌ phrase in ❌. The harmonies in the ❌ alternate between ❌ and ❌ as the dotted rhythm is taken up by ❌ and then returns in the trumpet. A ❌ on a held ❌ chord prepares for the return of ❌.

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Cb major

Ab major

Eb major

Bb minor

Gb major

A major

D minor

trumpet

strings

horn

triadic

scalic

dotted rhythm

syncopation

semiquavers

quaver then 2 semiquavers

diminuendo

crescendo

tremolo

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Question 23 of 10

❌ ^-

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Which of the following statements are true for this extract?

Select one or more of the following:

hint of a descending sequence
music diverts to Eb major
rising scale in voice to high A
music ends with a return to tonic key
hint of an ascending sequence
falling scale in voice to high A
music diverts to Ab major
music ends with a return to Bb minor
use of inversion in the voice
music ends with a return to relative minor

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Question 24 of 10

❌ ^-

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Which of the following statements are true for this extract?

Select one or more of the following:

Crescendos & diminuendos emphasise change between D minor and Db major
3-bar progression (Ab major - C minor - Cb major) is used as a descending sequence
3-note motif played by violins developed by sequence and inversion
Falling chromatic passage in the piano and wordless male vocals (downward glissando) act as a transition into the next section
Crescendos & diminuendos emphasise change between E minor and Eb major
3-bar progression (D minor - Cb major - Cb minor) is used as a descending sequence
Falling chromatic passage in the wordless male vocals and a downward glissando in the piano act as a transition into the next section
Falling chromatic passage in the wordless male vocals and a downward glissando in the strings act as a transition into the next section
Crescendos & diminuendos emphasise change between C minor and Cb major
3-note motif played by violins developed by augmentation and ascending sequence

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Question 25 of 10

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The string texture, consisting mainly of figure in strings becomes very . The tempo as the abrupt motif in the is .

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Question 26 of 10

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A ( suspended cymbal, drum, timpani, sausage, snare drum ) roll marks the beginning of a new section which, although in a much ( faster, slower, steady, irregular ) tempo, is still basically in ( D minor, A minor, Cb minor, Bb minor ). The irregular and changing metre is driven by a prominent ( percussion, string, brass, wind ) section (including ( hi-hat, cello, strings, horns ) and synthesised ( drum sounds, keyboard sounds, electronic effects )) and the continuous ( quaver, semiquaver, crotchet, dotted rhythm, syncopated ) movement in the piano.

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Question 27 of 10

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Dissonances are caused by the overlapping of different ❌ patterns in ❌ and ❌. The ❌ have a ❌ motif in ❌ while constant ❌ movement is maintained in the piano part. A ❌ ❌ leads into the next section which starts in ❌. The repeated ❌ rhythm in the strings is a distinctive motif as a ❌ is restored. A gradual ❌ and ❌ finishes on the note ❌. The ❌ returns in the piano with left hand harmonisation.

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ostinato

piano

strings

violins

octaves

fifths

3rds

unison

quaver

crotchet

brass

crescendo

G# minor

diminuendo

rallentando

semiquaver

regular pulse

arpeggio ostinato

acclerando

percussion

syncopated

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Question 28 of 10

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Which of the following statements are true for this extract?

Select one or more of the following:

Violins and keyboards using synthesised string tone
sustained D minor chord
repeated ostinato arpeggios in piano
long diminuendo and fade to end
strings play long sustained A minor chord
sustained C minor chord
repeated quaver arpeggios in piano
long rallentando and fade to end
sustained Bb minor chord
synthesised keyboard play sustained chord at the end

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GCSE GCSE Music (CCEA) Quiz on Horner: Young Peter from The Amazing Spiderman, created by Declan Plummer on 02/12/2023

Horner: Main Title Young Peter from The Amazing Spiderman

Horner: Main Title Young Peter from The Amazing Spiderman

Question 1 of 10

Connect all the musical features of the opening to this set work.

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

Explanation

Question 2 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

Young Peter is the Main Title from the motion picture, . Horner, like John Williams, was a prolific film composer and wrote music for major blockbuster films including II and III, A, and . was one of his list films he worked on before he died in in a tragic plane crash.

Explanation

Question 3 of 10

This setwork begins in the key of...

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 4 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This setwork includes acoustic brass instruments, like the and , and the which plays the main rhythmic ostinato idea. But it also features lots of . The main percussion instruments include , which features heavily at the start of the piece, and the , which can be heard at the end.

Explanation

Question 5 of 10

The rhythmic ostinato played by piano is constructed by...

Select one or more of the following:

Explanation

Question 6 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

The opening discords on evolve via a effect into .

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Question 7 of 10

This is ❌. It is based on the same ❌ played in the introduction by the ❌. It begins in key of ❌, with the ❌ degrees of the scale. The note ❌ acts as a ❌. The Theme is played by the ❌. The ❌ vocals and the ❌ can be heard in the background.

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Explanation

Question 8 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This is . It is based on the same played in the introduction by the . It begins in key of , with the degrees of the scale. The note acts as a note. The Theme is played by the . The vocals and the can be heard in the background.

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Question 9 of 10

Click on each orange point and select the correct answer.

This is Theme A. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 10 of 10

This is Theme A. Drag the melodic features to the correct pin.

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

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Question 11 of 10

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Question 12 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This is . It is also in the key of and the time signature of . The resumes its rhythmic ostinato arpeggios, which now form the accompaniment to a who sings a version of the melody originally played by the . This time, however, the semiquaver passing notes are replaced by and high register add a .

Explanation

Question 13 of 10

Click on each orange point and select the correct answer.

This is Theme A1. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 14 of 10

This is Theme A1. Drag the melodic features to the correct pin.

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

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Question 15 of 10

This new expressive melody is ❌. It is played by ❌ in ❌, and is accompanied by ❌.

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Question 16 of 10

Fill the blank spaces to complete the text.

This new expressive melody is . It is played by in , and is accompanied by .

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Question 17 of 10

Click on each orange point and select the correct answer.

This is Theme B. Select the correct melodic features for the theme.

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Question 18 of 10

This is Theme B. Drag the melodic features to the correct pin.

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

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Question 19 of 10

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Question 20 of 10

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