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How many instruments are there and why have they been chosen?
4 instruments, a violin, clarinet, tenor sax and piano, chosen for their distinctive contrasting sonorities, creating clarity in 5 part polyphony.
Describe the overall texture
Very sparse with rests preventing more than 3 parts simultaneously playing, often resulting in brief monophony
How is texture fuller in the piano part?
verticalisation meaning more than one note can be played at once
Describe the use of the mirror canon.
used in the introduction using P10 and I0 and then used in retrograde during the coda.
What is the name of the key technique used where tone rows are passed between instruments to create instrumental colour.
Klangfarbenmelodie
How might Klangfarbenmelodie be described?
Pointillism, due to the passing of instrumental colour in points across parts