Bach Brandenburg Concerto

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When was the Brandenburg Concerto written?

1721

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What are terraced dynamics?

Two contrasting levels of dynamics, loud and soft

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List features of the Baroque style

  • Ornamented melodic lines

  • Diatonic chords (notes belonging to the key of the piece)

  • Basso Continuo

  • Range of textures

  • Sequence, pedal, suspension

  • Terraced dynamics

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What is a concerto grosso?

A concerto grosso consists of two seperate groups, the concertino and the ripieno. The concertino is the smaller solosist group, whilst the ripieno is the larger group.

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What instruments does the brandenburg concertino consist of?

Violin, Flute, Harpsichord

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What instruments does the ripieno consist of?

Violins, Violas, Cello, Double Bass —> string orchestra

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What is a basso continuo?

Describes the part played by the harpsichord. It holds together other parts by providing a bass line and harmonies. The player would add chords and a melody.

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What is the pace of the Brandenburg concerto?

It is fast and lively

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In what bar is an ascending sequence used in the brandenburg concerto?

137 - 141