Purcell

Question 1

Form of first movement

Answer 1

3 consecutive ideas

Question 2

what are the strings called

Answer 2

ripieno

Question 3

3 things at a cadence

Answer 3

note of anticipation, suspension, dotted rhythm

Question 4

repeat of idea a

Answer 4

but in V

Question 5

word used when theme is broke up

Answer 5

fragmented

Question 6

Key of second idea (B) and how is it reflected

Answer 6

B minor, longer note values

Question 7

texture of B

Answer 7

antiphonal immitation

Question 8

sharp and flat next door?

Answer 8

false relation, start of B in bass

Question 9

when the rhythm is shortened

Answer 9

diminution

Question 10

When does the key move back to the V

Answer 10

bar 15

Question 11

Technique used by trumpeter for none harmony notes

Answer 11

lipped- lipped G# before inverted tonic pedal

Question 12

what takes place under the tonic pedal

Answer 12

a modal shift from A+ to A-

Question 13

how is the modal shift resolved

Answer 13

tierce de Picardie

Question 14

how does the key return to D and what does it signify?

Answer 14

pivot chord, idea C

Question 15

texture of C

Answer 15

antiphonal sequencing of the fragmented theme

Question 16

what signifies the end of this movement

Answer 16

becomes increasingly homophonic

Question 17

Words to describe movement II

Answer 17

majestic, sombre, slow/strong (no anacrusis)

Question 18

why is the trumpet not playing

Answer 18

practical, resting the lip (tacet trumpet)

Question 19

focus on movement II

Answer 19

harmony, not limited to triad

Question 20

texture

Answer 20

homophonic, nothing on 4th beat to begin

Question 21

what signifies the move E minor

Answer 21

D# in bass line

Question 22

how does Purcell play with harmony

Answer 22

modal shift from E+ to E- then tierce de Picardie to E+ again

Question 23

addition of anacrusis is followed by

Answer 23

a sequence of suspensions, first is 7-6 then 4-3, key changes underneath to A+ then to A-

Question 24

what does the anacrusis cause

Answer 24

rhythmic displacement

Question 25

funky chords he uses in the final section

Answer 25

Dm7-C7b-augemented triad

Question 26

what follows the augmented traid

Answer 26

a modal shift from A- to A+

Question 27

what returns with the modal shift in movement II

Answer 27

the secquence

Question 28

how does Purcell end movement II

Answer 28

modal shift to Dm-7th-Dim5th-Aug-tierce de Picardie

Question 29

change in time sig means what in movement III

Answer 29

3/4 is dance-like/lively/fanfare- gets audience excited

Question 30

characterise the theme

Answer 30

V-I sequence

Question 31

texture of movement III

Answer 31

imitative polyphony every 2 bars

Question 32

when does the trumpet re-entre

Answer 32

later on, makes it all the more special

Question 33

what form is movement III in

Answer 33

Rondeau, A-B-C-A-D-A-B

Question 34

When does B (III) start

Answer 34

homophony in strings- MONOTONE

Question 35

what does the trumpet play in idea B (III)

Answer 35

functional harmony

Question 36

Section C (III)

Answer 36

cadenza like, trumpet with sparse accomp

Question 37

return of A (III)

Answer 37

inversion of idea 1, imitative polyphony

Question 38

what funky thing does purcell do with harmony (III)

Answer 38

redundant entry in B minor, trumpet takes us back to D major

Question 39

Idea D (III) fun texture

Answer 39

antiphonal answer (down 4, up 3 followed by down 3 up 4) In violins

Question 40

when is there an imperfect cadence

Answer 40

just before the antiphonal answer

Question 41

playful writing in III

Answer 41

false relation

Question 42

Rondeau form in repeats

Answer 42

Return of A followed by B (III)

Question 43

what does the ending do (III)

Answer 43

cement the tonal arpeggio, VERY static ending