Capercaille- Skye Waulking Song Flashcards

1
Q

What type of music is this piece?

A

Fusion- folk and pop

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2
Q

What was the original purpose for this song?

A

For kneading and working fabrics

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3
Q

What country did this piece originate from? What language is it in?

A

Scotland

Gaelic

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4
Q

What are the lyrics called when they go “he-ra-ha)

A

Nonsense lyrics

they are in between each spoken line so people can join in.

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5
Q

Describe the texture of this piece.

A

The texture is mainly homophonic.
It builds through the first section.
The last line of 1 is monophonic.
Heterophonic texture in instrumental-fiddle and union pipes.

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6
Q

What are the two chord progressions used?

A

Em, G

C, G, Em, G

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7
Q

Name the 3 melodic devices used.

A
Counter melody (accordion)
Solos (fiddle and uilleann pipes)
Fade out (towards the end)
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8
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Name 2 rhythmic devices.

A

Polyrhythmic

Cross Rhythms

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9
Q

Name the instruments used in this piece.

A
union pipes
accordion
vocals
synth
drum kit
bouzouki
fiddle
Wurlitzer piano
bass
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10
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What scale does the main melody use?

A

Pentatonic

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11
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The first 3 verses are based around E minor. True or false?

A

True.

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12
Q

The rest of the piece is based around D. True or false?

A

False.

It is based around G.

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13
Q

What one word best describes the harmony?

A

Simple and repetetive

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14
Q

Is the harmony diatonic?

A

Yes.

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15
Q

What is the time signature?

A

12

8

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16
Q

How would you describe the time signature at the start?

A

Ambiguous

17
Q

How would you describe the rhythm?

A

Lilting

“Scotch snap” - like swung rhythm

18
Q

What are the pentatonic scales based on?

A

E minor in the first section and G major in the second

19
Q

Are the dynamics soft at the start or middle?

A

Start

20
Q

The violin uses what technique at the start?

A

Tremelo