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Mind Map by Anna Dowds, updated more than 1 year ago
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Handel - And the Glory of The Lord
- Baroque era
- 1650-1750
- Use of basso continuo
- Repetitive
- Imitation
- Polyphonic textures
- 1650-1750
- Key Features
- Written in 1742
- Written in 1742
- Instruments
- Violins
- Violas
- SATB Choir
- Basso continuo
- Organ
- Double bass
- Cello
- Organ
- Violins
- Structure
- 4 main sections
- New line of text is sung in each
- orchestral introduction
- 4 main sections
- Melody
- "and the flesh shall see it together
- canon
- canon
- "revealed"
- melismatic
- melismatic
- 4 motifs
- A
- starts in altos
- starts in altos
- B
- descending sequence
- melismatic
- descending sequence
- C
- repetition
- repetition
- D
- longer notes
- solemn
- longer notes
- A
- "and the flesh shall see it together
- Rhythm/Metre
- Hemiola rhythm
- Gives piece a pushed feel
- Gives piece a pushed feel
- allegro
- 3/4
- melismatic/syllabic word setting
- Hemiola rhythm
- Tonality and Harmony
- Cadence
- Plagal
- Texture is homophonic
- Plagal
- key
- A major
- modulates to E maj and Bb maj
- A major
- diatonic
- Cadence
- Texture
- Starts homophonic
- imitation
- "shall be revealed"
- homophonic
- homophonic
- homophonic and polyphonic
- Starts homophonic
- Dynamics
- None
- Naturally gets louder with texture
- terraced
- None
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