Handel And The Glory Of The Lord

Question 1

What are the singing parts in for the glory called?

Answer 1

Altos, basses, tenors and sopranos

Question 2

What is singing part and the glory based around in handles piece?

Answer 2

The triad

Question 3

Which parts of and the glory are melsimatic?

Answer 3

Shall be reveled

And all flesh

Question 4

What parts of and the glory are syllabic

Answer 4

And the glory

For the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it

Question 5

How does Handel make it so the different singing parts keep their own character

Answer 5

By having them contrast each other

Question 6

Is and the glory major or minor and why?

Answer 6

Major in order to create the joyful feel

Question 7

What does and the glory modulate to?

Answer 7

E major (the dominant) then to B major which is E’s dominant

Question 8

How does Handel punctuate and the glory

Answer 8

By having frequent perfect cadences

Question 9

How does and the glory end?

Answer 9

With a plagal cadence

Question 10

What does and the glory constantly change between?

Answer 10

Homophonic , mono phonic and polyphonic

Question 11

What is the first vocal from the altos in for the glory like?

Answer 11

Monophonic

Question 12

What goes on throughout and the glory?

Answer 12

Imitation

Question 13

What does the orchestra do in and the glory?

Answer 13

Double the vocal line

Question 14

What are dynamics like in and the glory?

Answer 14

Terraced Contrasting between loud and quiet

Question 15

How are the dynamics determined in and the glory?

Answer 15

By how many parts are playing at once

Question 16

How many singing parts are there in for the glory

Answer 16

4