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Musical concepts: duration, pitch, structure, texture, tone colour, expressive techniques Sample HSC Papers : Music 2
At Sixes and Sevens - Structure, Pitch, Texture, Duration Bar
Quote
Analysis
Concept
1-2
Alto 1 C motif introduced (monophonic), developed by alto 2 in b2, staggered entry, rhythmic diminution and expansion. 13/8 metre strictly grouped 3+3+3+2+2
Structure Texture Duration
4
Alto 1 plays developed version of C motif
Structure Pitch texture
7
Ostinato 1 introduced in alto 2. Lip bend.
Texture
10
Alto 2 introduces ostinato 1 in b10, continued by tenor at the end of the bar. Baritone ostinato 2 in b11. Staggered entry
Structure Texture
14
The C motif is played in rhythmic unison between Alto 1, 2. The C motif is further developed through pitch expansions
Pitch Texture
26
Alto 2 - scalic runs and colour trills Keep trill noise to a minimum dynamic contrast
Pitch Texture Structure
29-34
Layering of ostinatos in all instruments, repeating and fade, texture fades stepwise.
texture
Analysis
Concept
1-4
Alto 2 motif while the rest of the instruments have no bars non-aligned barlines.
structure
6
Angular melody, leaps. 7/4 Non-aligning barlines
Pitch
Delayed Arrival (structure) Non-aligned barlines, structure less strict Bar
Quote
draw lines for angular melody
10-
Quasi-ostinato in alto 2 and tenor, made by repairing previous motifs. Layering with a non-distinct pulse creates a blurring effect. They line up again at bar 41.
Structure Texture
38-39
Imitation in Alto 2 & Tenor
Pitch structure
Analysis
Concept
Whirlie drone emphasises minor 2nd. Dissonant harmony Tonal ambiguity b3 Staggered entry whirlies → bass → tenor → rest
Pitch Structure duration
Wheatbelt (pitch) Minor 2nd and perfect 5th Things to memorise - Lydian - major with raised 4th, used a lot - Mixolydian - major with flattened 7th - Dorian - natural minor (no raised 7th) with raised 6th - Phrygian and locrian start on semitone Bar 1-3
Quote
4
Minor 2nd pitch motif introduced Rhythmic unison
Pitch D&E
39-5 8
Independent phrasing and emphasis of S sounds in S1, S2, A2, T. Displaced ostinato Staggered entry Minor second Blurred sound, dissonance - tonal ambiguity Triplet
Tone colour Pitch Texture Structure Duration
55-5 6
Repetition Increase in dynamics each repetition Dissonance against above quote Word painting
Structure Duration Tone colour Pitch Texture D&E
50
Perfect 5th in tenor and bass Rhythmic unison
Pitch structure
“Continue in random patterns”
Crouching Tiger Concerto -
Dynamics and Expressive Techniques Tone Color
Bar
Quote
Analysis
Concept
Throu ghout the Piece
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The constant switch between hands and sticks on the bongos creates interest
D&E Tone Colour
Sticks have a warmer tone colour, while hands have a rougher tone quality. 6
The perfect 5th tremolo alongside the sudden change in dynamics, open sound
D&E Tone Colour
Light and breathy tone to Heavy Tone 20-21
Gliss creates a random sound, the decrescendo gives the sense of fading away This creates a mysterious tone color due to the unmeasured gliss
D&E Tone Colour
33
The use of alternating up and down bows alongside the legato and staccato creates warmer and sharper tone colors.
D&E Tone Colour
43-44
Gliss Sudden change in pitch and dynamics D dorian
Tone colour Pitch D&E
50-51
Bowing on the timpani alongside the crescendo creates an eerie and mysterious tone colour.
D&E Tone Colour
(just draw the semiquavers with the things
Random Glissando gives it a resonant tone colour. 65
Gliss on perfect 5 and sudden Sforzando Piano creates an open sound, the switch to Sul Ponticello creates a nasally tone colour.
D&E Tone Colour...