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Badinerie Flashcards

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1
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when was badinerie composed?

A

1738

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2
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when was badinerie released?

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1739

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3
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what large scale work is badinerie from?

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Orchestral suite No2- contains 7 movements and badinerie is the last

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4
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Who composed badinerie?

A

J.S Bach

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5
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Name 2 things about the melody

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  • The movement is based on 2 short musical ideas x and y.
  • The flute has a 2 octave range
  • Trills, Appoggiaturas + Sequences ( typical for the baroque era)
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6
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What are the dynamics of badinerie?

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very few markings on the score due to the harpsichord.

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7
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what is the structure of badinerie?

A

binary repeated (AABB)

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8
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What is the harmony like?

A

diatonic throughout,
section A modulates from the tonic to the dominant and section B does the opposite,
imperfect and perfect cadences are clearly presented throughout.

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9
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What is the tonic key?

A

B minor

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10
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What texture does badinerie have?

A

homophonic

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11
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What is the tonality like?

A

Minor:
section A begins in B minor (tonic) and ends in F#minor (dominant).
section B does the opposite begins on F# in or and ends on B minor

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12
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Which instrument plays the melody throughout?

A

flute

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13
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What do the flute and cello provide?

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the main musical material

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14
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what do violin 2 and the viola provide?

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harmony with less busy musical lines

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15
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What is the X motif like?

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  • Pineapple, pineapple, pineapple, tea.
  • descending figure
  • made up of notes found in the B minor arpeggio
  • 2 bars long
  • starts with an anacrusis
  • a range of more than an octave (a 10th)
  • just 1 chord used throughout- B minor
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16
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what is the Y motif like?

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  • coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coffee
  • also 2 bars long
  • ends with a perfect cadence progression
  • range of less than an octave
  • mainly semiquavers
  • larger range of chords
  • mix of conjunct and triadic movement
  • overall shape is ascending
17
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What are some typical feature of the baroque era that are seen in badinerie?

A
  • Binary form
  • both sections repeated
  • A section finishes on the dominant
  • B section starts on the dominant
  • Modulates only to related keys
  • Ornaments
  • Fast harmonic rate
  • use of basso continuo
  • short motifs
  • mainly diatonic
18
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which 2 instruments play the basso continuo in badinerie?

A

cello and harpsichord

19
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What is basso continuo?

A

an accompanying part that includes a bassline and harmonies, typically played on a keyboard instrument and with other instruments such as cello or lute.

20
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what is heterophonic texture

A

slightly different version of the same melody- ie) bars 6 & 7

21
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What keys does badinerie modulate to in the A section?

A

B minor to A major then modulates to F# minor( dominant)

22
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What keys does badinerie modulate to in the B section?

A

F# minor(dominant) to E minor(sub-dominant) then to D major (relative major) and then returns to B minor (tonic).

23
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What chord is seen in bar 35?

A

Neapolitan 6th

24
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What is a Neapolitan 6th?

A

chord iib with the root flattened

25
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what is the time signature of badinerie?

A

2/4 simple duple

26
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What tempo marking is used in badinerie?

A

allegro

27
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What ornament is used in the flute part in the last bar?

A

accented passing note

28
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What does the cello part play at bar 6?

A

the x motif

29
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What is seen at bar 24

A

false relation

30
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What is another term for a second inversion chord

A

6/4 chord

31
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What is the chord progression at the very end of the piece?

A

1c V 1

32
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which harmonic device has a note held over from a previous chord to clash against the new chord before resolving

A

suspension

33
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which instrument uses the alto clef

A

viola

34
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What type of cadence is heard at the end of the x motif

A

none as the x motif only includes 1 chord

35
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what type of cadence is found at the end of each section

A

perfect

36
Q

what do we call the short piece of music that is repeated down a tone in bars 29-32

A

sequence

37
Q

what is a Badinerie?

A

a dance

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