AoS 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the structure of peripetie?

A

Free rondo

A B A’ C A”

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2
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Describe motif a

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Triplet fragment based on hexachord

Lower brass play it inverted - B32-35

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3
Q

How many motifs are there in peripetie?

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8

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4
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Which motif does peripetie end with and who plays it?

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Motif c - triplet ostinati

Clarinets

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5
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What is klangfarbemelodie and which piece uses it?

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Lots of motifs passed around the instruments

Peripetie

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6
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What key is peripetie in?

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Atonal - no fixed key

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7
Q

Describe the rhythm of peripetie

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Mixed rhythms
Changes key signature often e.g 
B22 - 2/4
B23 - 3/4
B49 - 4/4
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8
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What texture is peripetie?

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Polyphonic

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9
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Describe the dynamics in peripetie

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Wide range
Dramatic changes - ppp -> fff
Harsh

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10
Q

What type of music is peripetie?

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Expressionism

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11
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What special about the orchestra in peripetie?

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Extended orchestra

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12
Q

Describe each section of peripetie

A
A - loud, tunes passed within families
B - thicker overlapping texture
A' - horns reintroduced
C - thinner calmer texture
A" - builds up whole orchestra
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13
Q

What is motif d in peripetie?

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Fats repeated hexachord

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14
Q

What is motif e and give an example where it is used in peripetie

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Sustained chords - quiet and rhythmical

Played in canon in B59

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15
Q

Who wrote something’s coming and when and what for?

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Bernstein
1958
West side story

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16
Q

What is the structure of something’s coming?

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Intro
A
B
B'
A'
Outro
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17
Q

What is the texture of something’s coming?

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Homophonic

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18
Q

How can the melody be described in A of something’s coming?

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Syllabic

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19
Q

What is the tonality of something’s coming?

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Major tonality

20
Q

What type of music influenced something’s coming?

21
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What key is something’s coming in?

22
Q

Give an example of where word painting is used in something’s coming

A

“Air is humming”

Strings have high notes

23
Q

What kind of voice sings something’s coming?

24
Q

Give some examples which show the Jazz influence of something’s coming

A

Blue notes

Dissonances

25
Q

Why is syncopation used in something’s coming?

A

Maintain a feeling of anticipation and suspense

26
Q

Describe the intro of something’s coming

A

Quiet
Clarinet ostinati - syncopate motif
Cross rhythms

27
Q

When does a lyrical slow moving theme start in something’s coming?

28
Q

How does the melody move in something’s coming and what does this show?

A

Staccato movement using intervals such as tritone (C-F#) and augmented 4th
Shows feelings of uncertainty

29
Q

Where does the time signature change in something’s coming?

A

B21 changes from 3/4 to 2/4

30
Q

How can “could be” be described in something’s coming?

A

Long sustained notes

Legato style

31
Q

How is the melody varied in something’s coming give an example

A

Uses sharp conjunct phrases which are louder and more accented
“It may come cannonballing down from the sky”

32
Q

What techniques are used by the instruments in something’s coming?

A

Muted trumpets

Strings pizzicato

33
Q

What is the structure of electric counterpoint?

A

Three movements that go fast slow fast

34
Q

What mode is electric counterpoint based on?

A

Aeolian mode -based on E minor

35
Q

How does electric counterpoint end?

A

On E5 chord creating an open and sparse sound

36
Q

What kind of melody does the solo guitar use in electric counterpoint?

A

Syncopated fragmented melody

Resultant melody

37
Q

How are guitars introduced into electric counterpoint?

A

By metrical displacement

38
Q

What kind of rhythms are played in electric counterpoint?

A

Compound rhythms

39
Q

What is the texture of electric counterpoint?

A

Complex contrapuntal
Polyphonic
Fast interlocking layers

40
Q

What is electric counterpoint based on?

A

African drumming

Balinese Gamelan music

41
Q

Describe the tonality of electric counterpoint

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Starts in tonal ambiguity until the bass enters setting the key in G minor

42
Q

Where is an example of note addition in electric counterpoint?

A

When guitar 3 enters in movement one

43
Q

When was electric counterpoint composed?

44
Q

What techniques are used in electric counterpoint?

A
Multi tracking
Looping
Note addition
Phase shifting
Panning
Metamorphosis
Rhythmic transformation 
Broken chords
45
Q

What style of music is electric counterpoint?

A

Minimalism

46
Q

Who composes peripetie?

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Arnold Schoenburg