And the Glory of the Lord - Handel
All you need to know (and more) on Handel's piece in the music GCSE anthology! :)
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- Created on: 23-05-13 18:02
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- And the Glory of the Lord - Handel
- Melody
- 1st Motif: 'And the glory of the Lord'
- Syllabic
- After all motifs are introduced, the voices imitate one another
- The voices sing in canon
- Melody
- 1st Motif: 'And the glory of the Lord'
- Syllabic
- After all motifs are introduced, the voices imitate one another
- The voices sing in canon
- The voices sing in canon
- 1st Motif: 'And the glory of the Lord'
- Melody
- The voices sing in canon
- 1st Motif: 'And the glory of the Lord'
- Melody
- Structure
- And the Glory of the Lord - Handel
- Oratorio
- And the Glory of the Lord - Handel
- Introduced by altos
- 2nd Motif: 'Shall be revealed'
- Descending Sequence
- 4th Motif: 'For the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it'
- Then in harmony for last 2
- Sang in unison for first 5 bars
- Sang on the pedal note of A
- Then in harmony for last 2
- Sang in unison for first 5 bars
- Then in harmony for last 2
- Harmony
- No dissonance
- Ornamentation i.e. cadences/pedal notes
- Harmony
- No dissonance
- Harmony
- Tonality
- Perfect cadences used to modulate keys
- Tonality
- Tonality
- A maj - E maj - A maj - B maj - E maj - A maj
- Rhythm
- Motif 1: Simple rhythm
- Hemiolas are used at cadences
- Rhythm
- Motif 1: Simple rhythm
- Rhythm
- Others
- Texture
- Others
- Bits of polyphony
- Dynamics
- Minimal use
- Only uses 'f' and 'p'
- Dynamics
- Minimal use
- Dynamics
- Instrumentation
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