J.S. Bach- Brandenburg Concerto No.5
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- J.S. Bach- Brandenburg Concerto No.5
- Melody
- Conjunct movement with a few leaps
- Scalic runs
- Rising sequences
- Ornaments
- trills (b. 19)
- Appoggiatura (134)
- Dynamics
- Few dynamic markings
- Balance reasons
- No dynamic markings for harpsichord
- Volume could not be changed
- Few dynamic markings
- Tonality
- Section A: D major
- Section B: B minor (relative)
- Modulates to dominant (A major) and dominant of dominant (E major)
- Indicated with accidentals
- Diatonic
- Structure
- Ternary (ABA)
- Fugal style
- Subject on solo instrument then imitated
- melodic line following subject is counter-subject.
- Subject on solo instrument then imitated
- Harmony
- Standard chords of time
- Mostly root or first inversion
- Diatonic
- Functional harmony
- Perfect cadences indicate ends of sections
- Occasional suspended chords
- Standard chords of time
- Texture
- Polyphonic
- Imitation
- Fugal techniques
- Two-part imitation
- Flute and violin sometimes in unison
- Harspichord in two-part counterpoint
- Tonic Pedal on B for B section
- Rhythm, Tempo, and Metre
- 2/4
- Could be notated as 6/8 compound time
- Style of gigue
- Triplets and dotted rhythms
- 'swung' feel.
- Could be notated as 6/8 compound time
- Triplets and dotted rhythms
- 'swung' feel.
- Harpsichord has many semiquaver runs
- First idea starts with anacrusis
- 2/4
- Sonority & Instruments
- Violin, flute and harpsichord
- Cocertino
- Virtuosic harpsichord solo
- String orchestra
- ripieno
- Basso continuo (harpsichord, bass and cello)
- Violin, flute and harpsichord
- Cocertino
- Virtuosic harpsichord solo
- Violin, flute and harpsichord
- Basso continuo (harpsichord, bass and cello)
- Violin, flute and harpsichord
- Melody
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