Poulenc Trio Andante

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What type of music is this?
neo-classical
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describe the chord at bar 34 beat 3

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What is the structure of this movement?
ternary, but doesn't follow conventional tonalities
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what is the instrumentation?
piano, oboe, bassoon
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what is the first section?
section A
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what is significant about the first 4 bars?
typically classical; balanced phrases, perfect cadence in 3-4, Bb pedal note
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What instrument is introduced at bar 5?
Bassoon solo (similar to right hand piano in bar 3?
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Describe the tonality at bar 5-10
tonicising the dominant (F) - F major chord on bar 7 beat 1
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how does the metre change at bar 8?
one bar of 3/8 (neoclassical)
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describe the tonality from bar 11-12
there is sequential harmony from bar 5 - at bar 11 there is tonicisation to Eb major and then to Db major at bar 12
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describe the relationship between the oboe and the bassoon from bar 12 onwards
antiphonal (classical)
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describe the tonality at bar 14
Ab major tonicisation
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how does the key signature change at bar 17?
the flats in the key are neutralised and it is an open key sig.
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describe the right hand piano at bar 17-18
doubling the melody played by the bassoon, but a octave lower
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what harmonic device is used in bars 17-18
perfect cadence in E minor
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what harmonic device is used in bars 21-22?
imperfect cadence in Bb major/minor
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describe the harmonies in bar 22
tritone harmonies, using the octatonic scale (debussy influence, NOT CLASSICAL)
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What section begins at bar 23?
Section B
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What key is section B in?
B minor
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how is the B section structured in phrases?
8+4
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what chords repeat throughout this section?
B minor in 1st and 2nd inversions, never the root chords
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what harmonic element is used in section B that consolidates the neoclassicism of the piece?
there are repeated attempts to resolve to the perfect cadence of Bm but it never fully does.
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what chord is played on the first beat of bars 18 and 20?
B minor first inversion
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how does this section build tension?
building dynamics, unresolved chord progressions
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What does tierce de Picardie mean?
a major chord at the end of a piece/section of music in a minor key
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what does tonicization mean\>
a temporary key change that creates a temporary tonic note; not a full modulation
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what does antiphonal mean?
performing alternately in groups or in unison
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How does the melodic material here compare to that of section A?
New melodic material is introduced but it is not too distinctive
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what chord is heard at bar 34 beat 4?
F7 - octatonic
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what neoclassical feature is used at bar 35 beat 4?
tierce de picardie (B major chord), fff
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What pedal note is played from bar 35?
B - ambiguous key signature of B major or minor
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what harmonic device is used at bars 37-38?
interrupted cadence in Cminor
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what chord is heard on the first beat of bar 38?
Aflatb (Ab first inversion)
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describe the melodic material at bars 41-44
Cmaj/min chromatic ascending sequence with irregular chord lengths, use of wrong notes (neoclassical)
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describe the harmony at bar 45-47
diatonic
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describe the tonality towards the end of the B section
chromatic, a bar of 2/8 time, ends on a cadence in Fmaj
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What section begins at bat 51?
A
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what key is section A in?
Db major, indicated by use of the dominant F pedal
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where is the melodic material played at bar 51-58 from?
openig section, 1-8
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what are some differences between bars 51-54 and 1-4?
- dominant pedal note rather than tonic pedal
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- different key

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- oboe accompaniment in 51-54

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- 1-4 is mf, 51-54 is p

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compare bars 55-58 with 5-8
- rhythmic variation
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- grace notes in later version

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- there is no perfect cadence at 57-58

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- bassoon solo 5-8, antiphonal 55-58

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- at 58 there sounds like there is new material being introduced, whereas bar 8 has a perfect cadence and sounds more final

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what is neoclassical about the A section?
- it doesn't return to the tonic key
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- it is extremely short, some may consider it a coda

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describe the harmony in bars 62-64
uses F octonic scale, no C natural
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describe the final chord of this movement
F major chord, finally uses C natural, the leading note of D major (the key of the third movement)