Applied Music Flashcards

1
Q

Modal key firmly in G dorian; tierce de picardie (80)

A

Gabrieli

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2
Q

Irregular phrase lengths

A

Gabrieli

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3
Q

Chordal texture at opening; polyphony from bar 7

A

Gabrieli

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4
Q

Frequent cadence points (13)

A

Gabrieli

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5
Q

Conjunct melodic writing (18)

A

Gabrieli

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6
Q

Free counterpoint (1-13)

A

Gabrieli

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7
Q

Imitation (17-20)

A

Gabrieli

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8
Q

Specifies dynamic contrasts

A

Gabrieli

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9
Q

Separate galleries for each choir - antiphony

A

Gabrieli

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10
Q

Jazz influenced - includes alto saxophone

A

Bernstein

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11
Q

Monophonic horn opening

A

Bernstein

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12
Q

Muted trombone (7)

A

Bernstein

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13
Q

Flutter tonguing (105)

A

Bernstein

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14
Q

Homorhythmic tuttie (78)

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Bernstein

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15
Q

2 Timpani parts

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Bernstein

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16
Q

Opening motif based around blues scale (Gb 5)

A

Bernstein

17
Q

Atonality (72)

A

Bernstein

18
Q

Dissonance e.g. diminished 8ve (16_

A

Bernstein

19
Q

Lots of syncopation

A

Bernstein

20
Q

Use of hemiolas (42)

A

Bach

21
Q

Disjunct melody in 2nd mvmt

A

Bach

22
Q

Harmonically challenging intervals e.g. minor 7th (2)

A

Bach

23
Q

Ornamentation e.g trill (8)

A

Bach

24
Q

Ominous chords (dim 7 7)

A

Bach

25
Q

4 part chorale texture

A

Bach

26
Q

Minor tonality (G)

A

Bach

27
Q

Appogiaturas add harmonic interest (6)

A

Bach

28
Q

Contrapuntal and imitative textures

A

Bach

29
Q

Unconventional instruments e.g. boo-bam

A

Goldsmith

30
Q

Unconventional tecniquies e.g. players all double on cor anglais

A

Goldsmith

31
Q

Prominant use of percussion - xylophone

A

Goldsmith

32
Q

Extensive dissonant harmonies e.g. 13th (3)

A

Goldsmith

33
Q

A clashes with a Bb (1)

A

Goldsmith

34
Q

Use of a semitone interval

A

Goldsmith

35
Q

Avoidance of tonality - all 12 notes of chromatic scale (8)

A

Goldsmith

36
Q

Tonal centres used e.g. C (1) defined by pedal

A

Goldsmith

37
Q

Harsh driving rhythms - continuous semiquavers (11)

A

Goldsmith

38
Q

Frequent syncopation

A

Goldsmith