Brandenburg concerto
- Created by: blackvelvetrise
- Created on: 26-05-19 20:55
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- Brandenburg concerto No.5 - movement 3
- melody
- Rising sequence at B137
- Lots of scalic runs
- Some ornaments (e.g. trill in harpsichords at B19)
- Some small leaps (B1
- Use of appogiaturas (e.g B148)
- Lots of conjunct movement (B2)
- rhythm
- Harpsichord has lots of continuous semiquaver runs
- Lots of triplets and dotted rhythms throughout
- Metre is 2/4 (duple time), but also sounds like 6/8 because of so many triplets
- Texture
- Mostly polyphonic
- Monophonic opening (and some other passages)
- Some use of imitation and question and answer
- Instrumentation
- Flute, solo violin, violin,viola, cello,bass, harpsichord
- Concertino: flute, violin, harpsichord
- Ripieno: violin, viola, cello, bass, harpsichord
- Genre
- Concerto grosso
- Baroque
- There are 3 movements (fast, slow, fast) .This is LAST movement.
- It is based on a gigue dance, with a fast tempo, strong pulse and a 6/8 feel
- Based on a gigue dance. Fast tempo, strong pulse and a 6/8 feel
- Harmony
- The harmony uses mainly root postion and first inversion chords
- The harmony is always functional
- Perfect cadences are at the end of each section
- Use of chords I, IV, + V
- Some use of ii and V
- Tonality
- The key is in D major
- The music is diatonic throughout
- The music modulates to The dominant: ( A major), The relative minor (B minor)
- Structure
- Overall ternary form (A-B-A)
- B:( B79-232)
- A:( B1-78)
- A (233 - End)
- Can also be describe as ritornello form
- B1-78 Ritornello A
- B232 - end: ritornello (repeat of first section (A)
- Overall ternary form (A-B-A)
- melody
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