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Structure:
Describe the overall structure.
Through-composed
Tonality:
Describe the overall tonality.
Tonally ambiguous
Tonality:
What features of tonality add to an unsettling atmosphere? (3)
Bitonality, polytonality, shifting tonal centres
Tonality/Harmony:
What feature of tonality/harmony appears that refers to folk music (specifically Lithuanian folk music)?
A mixolydian mode
Melody:
Which two intervals create hunting call figures?
Perfect 4th and perfect 5th leaps
Melody:
What folk elements are featured in the melody? (2)
Diatonic, modal
Melody:
What scale appears in this piece and how does it move?
Ascending and descending chromatic scales
Melody:
What is the horn 'call' mostly based on?
5ths
Melody:
How are the melodies adding to an unsettling atmosphere? (2)
Irregular phrase lengths, fragmented melodies
Melody:
What scale is mostly featured in the melody?
Whole tone scale
Harmony:
Describe the overall harmony.
Non-functional
Harmony:
What two features of harmony create an unsettling atmosphere?
Chromaticism and dissonance
Harmony:
What harmonic movement occurs in the piece?
Parallel movement
Harmony:
Give an example of a superimposed chord in this piece.
C major superimposed on Eb7 chord
Texture:
How are melodies emphasised through texture? (2)
Doubling, tutti
Texture:
Give two examples of texture in this piece.
Homophonic, homorhythmic
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre:
What is the tempo of this piece?
Presto (fast)
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre:
What metres appear in this piece? (3)
9/8, 4/8, 5/8
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre:
What term best describes the time signatures in this piece?
Irregular time signatures
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre/Texture:
How is tension/chaos increased?
Polyrhythms
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre:
How does the melody start?
Continuous quavers that become continuous semiquavers
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre:
What marking is given at the end?
Pause
Rhythm, Tempo & Metre/Sonority:
What articulation appears in this cue?
Accents
Sonority:
Describe the orchestra.
Very large orchestra
Sonority:
What string techniques can be heard/markings are given in this piece? (5)
Tremolo, double stopped, pizzicato, arco, detache (staccato-like)
Sonority:
What techniques are employed in the French horn?
Hand-stopped, French horn bells in the air
Sonority:
What articulation/performance directions are added to increase the tension? (2)
Long trills, glissando
Sonority:
What does the performance marking 'secco' mean?
Dry (lack of expression)