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Handel
- Oratorio
- Religious song
- Large scale orchestra piece
- Religious song
- Baroque
- 1600-1750
- Terraced dynamics
- Use of harpsichord
- Ornamentation
- 1600-1750
- Motive 1
- Syllabic
- And the Glory of the Lord
- Sung by Altos
- Syllabic
- Motive 2
- Sequence
- Melismatic
- Sung by tenors
and Basses
- Shall be Revealved
- Sequence
- Motive 3
- And all flesh shall see it together
- Melismatic
- Sung by Altos
- Immitation
- And all flesh shall see it together
- 3/4
- joyful
- joyful
- Allegro
- fast
- lively
- joyful
- fast
- Keys
- A major mostly
- modulates to Emjr and B mjr
- A major mostly
- Motive 4
- For the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it
- Held notes for emphasism
- Sung by Tenors and Basses
- For the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it
- Instrumentation
- String parts double the voices
- Intro - Strings
- Harpsichord improvises harmonies
- Bassoon and Oboe parts later added
- STAB
- String parts double the voices
- Rhythm
- Hemiola - sounds like it is in 2/4
- Regular
- Sustained Cadence
- Hemiola - sounds like it is in 2/4
- Texture
- Homo
- Immitation
- Poly
- Mono
- Homo
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