General Flashcards

1
Q

what bar does section A1 start?

A

bar 1

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2
Q

What bar does section A2 start?

A

bar 15

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3
Q

What bar does section B1 start?

A

bar 23

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4
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What bar does section B2 start?

A

Bar 35

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5
Q

what bar does section a start

A

52

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6
Q

what is the relationship between the first and second mvt

A

neapolitan (flattened 6th)

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7
Q

what is the key at the start of the b section

A

b minor

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8
Q

how does b minor relate to the opening key

A

minor neapolitan

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9
Q

give features of this work that is typical of neoclassicism

A

clear cadences (imperfect 29-30), use of octatonic scales (21-22,30), wrong note harmony (42), avoidance of root position chords

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10
Q

how does bar 23 fit into the form of the movement

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could be the opening of the b section in ABA structure - return of A in 52 is unusually in dominant

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11
Q

describe harmony in 37-45

A

series of sequential 6/3 chords (38-45) - incidental augmented chords at 42,44

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12
Q

where is there octatonic writing

A

21-22, 30, 33-34, 62-64

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13
Q

where does the melody from bar 1 and 2 first reappear

A

bar 41

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14
Q

how is the repeat of the opening material different to the first time

A

repeated sequentially in 43-44- bassoon countermelody added in 41-43

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15
Q

discuss Poulenc’s use of scales and modes in this movement

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whole work built on Neaplotan relationships (mvt 1 in a major, met 2 in Bb major), modulations to unrelated keys (e minor at bar 17, c major at 41), use of octatonic scale (21-22,30,33-34,62-64), Bb not returned to after bar 10 except for first inversion at bar 41. central section in B =/- but tonality ambiguous because of the lack of root position chords until bar 35

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16
Q

outline the structure of the work

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loosely ternary form (a=bar1,b=bar23,a’=41), new melody at 23 in b minor and recall of melody at 41 has sense of tonic, lack of contrast between a+b, end of a section should be tonic V-I which there isnt at 22, recall of a isnt in tonic, return of a at 52 is in f major and is short, more like a coda

17
Q

comment on features that make this work neoclassical

A

immediate chromaticism in RH piano (bar1), changing metres at 8, wrong note harmony (41-46), simple structure-arguably in ternary form, use of octatonic scales (bar 21-22,30,33-34,62-64)

18
Q

comment on use of instruments in this movement

A

uses full range of each instrument (low b in oboe at figure 5), piano has accompanying role in figure 1, antiphony between wind (bar 12-13), bassoon plays countermelody (bar 41)

19
Q

what is the tonic key of the movement

A

Bb major

20
Q

give one harmonic feature of the opening bars

A

tonic pedal in LH of piano - immediate chromaticism in RH piano

21
Q

describe harmony in bar 3

A

Gb chord, modal harmony

22
Q

key and cadence in bar 7-8

A

perfect cadence in f major

23
Q

key in bar 11

A

Eb major

24
Q

key in bar 12

A

Db major

25
Q

Key moved to in bar 17

A

e minor

26
Q

key and cadence in bar 21-22

A

imperfect cadence in B +/-

27
Q

name the melodic feature seen in bars 26-29

A

diminution

28
Q

describe the harmony in bar 30

A

descending dom 7th and augmented 6th chords

29
Q

where is the neapolitan 6th chord

A

bar 13

30
Q

where is the tierce de picardie

A

35

31
Q

describe the melody in 41-45

A

sequential- from opening melody

32
Q

where is the wrong note harmony in the movement

A

bar 42

33
Q

describe the harmony in 45-51

A

entirely diatonic (45-48), more chromatic (49-51), broken chords in LH piano, increased harmonic rhythm

34
Q

key at 52

A

f major

35
Q

describe the harmony from bar 52-end

A

tonic pedal in LH piano, static harmony due to pedal, octatonic from 62-64, plagal feel at 59-60

36
Q

describe the final chord

A

dissonant major 7th in f minor