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Mark Burrell2532 7 questions

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  1. 1Haydn
    1. AMostly Melody dominated homophony
    2. BCounterpoint is used
    3. CMonophonic bars (e.g unison or solo)
    4. DOften there are only two parts doubled by all of the instruments
    5. EMostly Heterophonic
    6. FLarge sections of imitation
    7. G3 part texture at some points
    8. HFugal section
    9. IPedals stretch for several bars
    10. JNaffin
  2. 2Holborne
    1. A5 part polyphonic
    2. B6 part polyphonic
    3. CImitation used
    4. DHardly any part crossing
    5. ENot fugal even with the amount of imitation and polyphony
    6. FPart crossing only when a part plays the melody
    7. GImitation hardly used
    8. HFrequent pedals
    9. IClassed as a fugue with the amount of imitation and polyphony
  3. 3Brahms
    1. AMain theme of trio is melody dominated homophony
    2. B3rd theme of scherzo is homophonic and homorhythmic (chordal)
    3. CScherzo has fugal section 67-100
    4. DFree imitation between piano and strings b5-6
    5. EPedals used
    6. FNo pedals
    7. GTrio has fugal section 67-100
    8. HMain theme of trio is heterophonic
    9. IImitation is rarely used
    10. J5 part polyphony
  4. 4Shostakovich
    1. AThe prelude is a three part invention
    2. BThe prelude is a two part invention
    3. CThe prelude has occasional homophony
    4. DThere is no imitation in the prelude
    5. EThere is imitation e.g. b4-7 of 1-3 in the prelude
    6. FPedals in the prelude
    7. GThe fugue is contrapuntal
    8. HThe fugue starts off monophonic and the other parts enter bars later
    9. IThere are no pedals in the fugue
    10. JThe fugue has 4 parts
  5. 5Bach
    1. AThe sarabande is 2 parts and the gigue is 3 parts
    2. BThe sarabande is 3 parts and the gigue is 4 parts
    3. CIn the sarabande the RH has the melody and the left hand accompanies
    4. DIn the sarabande bar 2 is monophonic
    5. EIn the sarabande bar 1 is monophonic
    6. FIn the gigue its fugal/contrapuntal
    7. GIn the gigue bars 1-6 are monophonic
    8. HIn the sarabande the melodic interest is shared between both hands
    9. IThe gigue is homophonic/homorhythmic
    10. JThere is lots of imitation in the sarabande
  6. 6Duke Ellington
    1. AMelody dominated homophony
    2. BHomophony with interspersed solos (monophonic)
    3. CIntro and Coda Trumpet and sax in parallel 6ths
    4. DIntro and Coda trumpet and trombone in parallel 6th
    5. EChorus 4 has stride piano
    6. FSax solo has areas of monophony
    7. GTrumpet solo has areas of monophony
    8. HCoda is contrapuntal
    9. IImitation is used widely
  7. 7Miles Davis
    1. AMonophonic solo 1.1
    2. BHead has sax and bass in octaves
    3. CHead has sax and trumpet in octaves
    4. DTwo part when piano and sax drop out
    5. EMelody dominated homophony
    6. FThe sax solo has no backing making monophonic
    7. GThe trumpet plays chords occasionally
    8. HPedals are used
    9. IThe piano uses stride technique in its solo

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Quiz on Texture, created by Mark Burrell2532 on 10/06/2016.
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