CHOPIN

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What date was the Romantic period?
1825-1900
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Famous composers?
Chopin, liszt and schumann
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Key feature of romantic?
Emotional, expressive, tells a story, rich and chromatic harmonies and given descriptive titles
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Why was it called raindrop prelude?
Had repeated quavers, pedal point represented rain drops.
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Tell me about the prelude?
It comes from a set of 24 preludes which are in every key.. 12 major and 12 minor.
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When was it written?
1839
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Where can it be performed?
Home or small concert hall.
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Tell me about the melody?
Its lyrical and played on the right hand however moves to the left hand in section B. The melody has dotted rhythms and chromaticism.
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What is the time signature?
4/4 (four crotchets)
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How should it be played?
Sostenuto (sustained) legato in an unhurried manner
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Tempo?
Rubato.. meaning the tempo is flexible
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Key?
Section A (Db) Section B (C#)
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What cadences are used?
Ending both sections are imperfect cadence but finally finishes with a perfect cadence.
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Dynamics?
Ranging from pianissimo to fortissimo but he uses many crescendos and diminuendos.
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What is the structure?
Ternary Form (ABA)
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What range of the piano does he use?
Middle to lower.
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