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What is the harmony like in Beethoven's Symphony No. 6?
Traditional and 'countryside simplicity', with use of V and I pedals.
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When was this piece composed?
1808
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What is the Mannheim influence in Symphony No. 6?
Larger orchestra, emphasis on wind instruments and percussion, programmatic elements.
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What is the structure of Symphony No. 6?
5 movements, each with their own subtitle, replaces minuet with scherzo, 4th movement has no structure.
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What is the slow movement like in Symphony No. 6?
In sonata form, siciliana, 12/8, growing importance of wind instruments.
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What is the significance of the cellos and basses in Symphony No. 6?
They play 5s against 4s in 'the Storm' movement.
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What is the significance of the flute, clarinets, and oboes in Symphony No. 6?
They represent certain birds (nightingales, cuckoos, and quails).
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What are extra-musical influences?
External factors affecting music
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What does 'pastoral' mean in music?
Related to the countryside
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What is programme music?
Music that tells a story
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What is the purpose of this music?
Made for entertainment
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What is diatonic music?
Music based on the seven notes of a major or minor scale
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What is the harmony like in this piece?
Simple (for instance the first 50 or so bars based on chords V and I
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What is 'The Storm' movement like?
Highly contrasting with chromaticism and unstable rhythms
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