Bach Brandenburg
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- Created on: 01-04-17 19:09
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- Bach Brandenburg
- Melody
- Much of the music is in conjunct (stepwise) style (e.g. bar 2), though there are leaps (e.g. fourths in bar 1).
- There are occasional ornaments, with trills.
- Often the conjunct music is extended to scalic runs, especially in the harpsichord part.
- Much of the music is in conjunct (stepwise) style (e.g. bar 2), though there are leaps (e.g. fourths in bar 1).
- Texture
- The texture is polyphonic/contrapuntal.
- The movement begins in fugal style.
- The bass line for the new middle section theme has a tonic pedal on B
- The texture is polyphonic/contrapuntal.
- Harmony and Tonality
- The music is in D major.
- The music is DIATONIC.
- The harmony is functional.
- The harmony uses mainly root position and first inversion chords.
- The music is in D major.
- Tempo rhythm and metre
- The metre is 2/4 - two beats in a bar.
- It uses triplets and dotted rhythm throughout.
- The harpsichord part in particular has many semiquavers runs.
- The metre is 2/4 - two beats in a bar.
- Structure
- The structure of this movement is very different from the standard ritornello form found in the concertos of composers such as vivaldi
- Melody
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