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Description
Mind Map by Barney Shaw, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Barney Shaw
about 6 years ago
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Haydn's Clock
Symphony
- Dynamics
- SFZ is used to accent
notes and chords
- Dynamics are
restricted to p and f
- Contrasting dynamics
- SFZ is used to accent
notes and chords
- Harmony
- Clear cadences
- Perfect cadences at
the end of chords
- Tonic and dominant
harmony
- Imperfect cadences
at midpointd
- Clear cadences
- Metre
- Unchanging 2/4 time
signature
- Andante tempo which is typical
of a second movement
- Unchanging 2/4 time
signature
- Melody
- Stepwise movement
- Use of sequences
- Chromatic movement
for colour
- Mostly balanced
phrases
- Occasional irregular
5 bar phrases
- Melodic lines rise
and fall
- Stepwise movement
- Rhythm
- Balanced across
phrases
- Dotted and double
dotted phrases
- Range of note
values
- Tied notes
- Balanced across
phrases
- Timbre/Sonority
- Strings play con
arco and pizzicato
- Repetition of phrases with
added/changing instruments
- Typical orchestral
sections
- Strings play con
arco and pizzicato
- How does the clarinet in
A affect how the
music appears on
the score?
- Written a minor 3rd above
concert pitch
- Different key signature
to other instruments
- Written a minor 3rd above
concert pitch
- How does haydn give
the effect of ticking?
- Stacatoes
- Pizzicato
- Regular tempo like a clock
- Stacatoes
- How does the use of natural
brass affects the music
played by the brass section
- Adds depth
- Adds texture
- Restricted to notes on
the harmonic series
- Builds up chords (minore
section)
- Mostly dominant and
tonic notes
- Adds depth
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