Mozart: No. 5 Flashcards

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1
Q

what instrument doubles papageno’s part in the opening?

A

bassoon

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2
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describe papageno part

A
  • repeated humming using leaps
  • diatonic phrases
  • short phrases
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3
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what is the texture from bars 27-35?

A

2-part counterpoint

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4
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what happens in music when lady takes padlock off?

A

modulates to dominant F major - warming tone of pity

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5
Q

describe texture in bars 46-53

A

3-part homophony

- doubling by orchestra

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6
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how are the lyrics ‘locked in silence’ emphasised in music (bar 54)?

A
  • sotto voce (stage whisper)

- 5 part homophony

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7
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how are the lyrics ‘rage and violence’ emphasised in music (bar 61)?

A
  • loud dynamics
  • unison
  • octave doubling
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8
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what instrument plays between repeated text and describe its part (bar 64-5)?

A
  • oboe

- descending scales

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9
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how are the lyrics ‘loving friendship’ emphasised in music (bar 74-7)?

A
  • perfect cadence at bar 77 reflects completeness of friendship
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10
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what happens in story at bar 80 and what instrument is used as an indicator?

A

first lady presents tamino with magic flute

- flute plays as indicator

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11
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what type of cadence is used in bar 84?

A

feminine cadence 1c-V

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12
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what type of cadence is used in bar 90 and why?

A

perfect cadence V7 to 1

reflects perfection of flute

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13
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how is the power of the flute accentuated in bar 96?

A
  • fortepiano dynamics

- minims - stresses power

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14
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what type of texture is used in bar 111? what are the strings playing

A

5-part homophony

  • violins playing descending figures
  • bass playing tonic pedal
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15
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describe texture in bar 117

A

contrapuntal - separate polyphonic lines

- imitation between 1st and third lady

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16
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what key does the music modulate to when papageno tries to escape?

A

G minor

17
Q

what are the violins playing in bars 142-145)?

A

quaver figures - light texture

18
Q

what harmonic feature is used in bars 150-151?

A

augmented sixth

19
Q

how is papageno fear reflected in bar 158?

A

use of chromaticism

- octave doubling in orchestra

20
Q

what is the tonality when ladies give papageno the magic bells?

A
  • Eb major (use of dominant sevenths in cadences)
21
Q

describe texture in bar 184

A
  • 5-part homophony
  • homorhythmic
  • detached
22
Q

describe harmony and texture in bar 210

A

2-part homophony

- close harmonies - use of thirds

23
Q

how does the mood change in bar 214?

A
  • andante
  • returns to Bb major
  • violins play pizzicato as bass line
  • introduction of clarinet
24
Q

what harmonic changes occur in bars 214-217?

A
  • alternating root and 1st inversion chords
    (I-Vb-vi-iiib-IV-Ib-viib-I-V)
  • ends with imperfect cadene
25
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what descending figure is used in bar 242?

A

chromatic descending figure used in clarinet and 1st lady

26
Q

how does piece end?

A

music fades away

27
Q

what is the significance of the number 3 in this piece? give examples

A
  • magic masonic number
  • 3 ladies
  • 3 gifts (flute/ bells/boys)
  • 3 angelic boys