Andante Espressivo Flashcards

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1
Q

What does andante espressivo mean?

A

Moving along in an expressive manner

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2
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What does espressivo mean?

A

With expression

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3
Q

What does fine mean?

A

The end of the piece

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4
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What does dolce mean?

A

Sweetly

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5
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What does rallentando mean?

A

Gradually slowing down

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6
Q

What does Dal Segno al fine mean?

A

Return to the sign and play through to fine

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7
Q

What is an opus?

A

A work or group of works

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8
Q

Draw a sign?

A

Do it in ur book

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9
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What form is this piece in?

A

Ternary form, each section has two main subsections- ABA

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10
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What is the key signature of the piece?

A

E Minor

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11
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Who is the composer of this piece?

A

Jacques-Féréol Mazas

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12
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What year was he born and what year did he die?

A

1782-1849

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13
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What nationality is he?

A

French

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14
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Where did he die?

A

France

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15
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Who was his teacher at the Paris Conservatoire?

A

Pierre Balliot

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16
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Where did he perform?

A

All over Europe

17
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What instruments did he compose pieces for?

A

Violin, Viola

18
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What tradition did he continue?

A

The French tradition of Pierre Rode, Pierre Balliot and Rodolphe Kreutzer

19
Q

What was he before becoming a concertmaster?

A

A soloist

20
Q

What does this expressive study require?

A

A beautiful cantibale (lyrical) tone from the player

21
Q

What do the large, sweeping, operatic lines in the first section add to the study?

A

An element of drama to the study

22
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What does the middle section have in contrast to the first section?

A

A melodic line that features mainly step wise movements