Handel: 'And the Glory of the Lord'
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- Created on: 09-05-17 09:36
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- structure
- the piece is made up of 4 motifs
- Motif A "And the glory of the lord" is firs herd by the alto part in bars 11-14 of the piece. - its syllabic. - the first 3 chords outline the a major chord (which is the main key of the piece). - its ends in the last 3 notes of the a major scale which defines the key .
- Motif B "Shall be revealed" introduced by the tenor part in bars 17-20.-The word revealed is mellismatic
- Motif C "And all flesh shall see it together" First heard by the alto part in bars 43-46 - same melody repeated 3 times to make up this motif.
- Motif D "for the moth of the lord hath spoken it" introduced by the tenor\bass in bar 51-57. -it is the only motif introduced by 2 parts - most of this motif is on the same note(which is an example of a pedal - long notes make it sound serious and important
- Motif C "And all flesh shall see it together" First heard by the alto part in bars 43-46 - same melody repeated 3 times to make up this motif.
- Motif B "Shall be revealed" introduced by the tenor part in bars 17-20.-The word revealed is mellismatic
- Motif A "And the glory of the lord" is firs herd by the alto part in bars 11-14 of the piece. - its syllabic. - the first 3 chords outline the a major chord (which is the main key of the piece). - its ends in the last 3 notes of the a major scale which defines the key .
- Handle: 'And the Glory of the Lord'
- the piece is made up of 4 motifs
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