Shoeberg: Peripette

Question 1

Shoenberg uses notes from what in ‘peripette’?

Answer 1

Hexachords - (is a group of six notes taken from 12 semitones)

Question 2

What tonality is ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 2

It is Atonal as they is no tonality

Question 3

What type of chords dose shoenberg use in ‘peripette’?

Answer 3

Dischords

Question 4

How is the rhythm made complex in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 4

Changing time signatures, completes rhythmic patterns - dotted rhythms irregular groupings such as septuplets and diminished quavers

Question 5

Is they freedom in the tempo of ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 5

Yes

Question 6

What size is orchestra in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 6

HUGE

Question 7

What instruments are included in the orchestra of ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 7

WIND SECTION including - piccolo, cor Angolans, bass clarinet, contrabass on, BRASS SECTION including - trombones, horns, trumpets and tuba PERCUSSION SECTION - including bass drum gong and xylophone

Question 8

What different instrument techniques are used in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 8

Tremolo and muted brass

Question 9

How are the full range on instruments explored in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 9

By using very high and low notes

Question 10

Shoenberg used different instruments and sounds combined what was this called?

Answer 10

‘Melodic line’ known as klamgfarbenmelodie

Question 11

Who dose the music express extreme emotions in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 11

By dynamics as quite as possible and as loud as possible

Question 12

What is the structor of ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 12

It is based on a loose rondo form ABACA

Question 13

What dose the texture change between in ‘peripette’ written by shoenberg?

Answer 13

Monophonic due to single lines being played by instruments and contrapuntal many different lines played simultaneously