3rd Movement from Brandenburg Concerto no. 5 in D major Flashcards
J S Bach
what type of concerto is this
concerto grosso, multiple solo instruments
what are the concertino instruments?
violin, flute, harpsichord
what are the ripieno instruments
violin, viola, cello, double bass
what is the continuo made up of
cello, double bass, harspichord
what is a figured bass
numbers under the bass notes that let the continuo know what chords to play
what style does the piece begin in
fugal style
what is a fugal style
use of imitation (piece IS NOT a fugue but just uses characteristics!!!)
where is there 2 part counterpoint in the A section
when both the violin and flute play together
where is the 3 part counterpoint at the beginning of the piece
when the violin, flute and rh of the harpsichord play together
where is there 4 part counterpoint in this piece
when the violin, flute, and both hands of the harpsichord play together
what ornaments are used
trills and appogiatura
what is a trill
rapid alternations between a note and the one above it
what is an appogiatura
a small note that takes time out of the main note it is written next to
what does cantabile mean
songlike
what is imitation
an instrument repeating a melody played by another instrument
