Edexcel Music AS 2016 'Webern'

1. Structure - This part interlinks the Development section and the Recapitulation (Bars 24-27) (4)
4. Tonality - It has a ------ approach (HINT: not the breakfast cereal that you eat) (6)
5. Tonality - Includes Retrograde (Backwards) and Retrograde --------- (Flipped and backwards) (9)
6. Forces - Wide range of --------- such as mute, bow and pizzicato for the Violin and spread chords for the Piano (10)
9. Style - Completed in 19-- (Written, not in number form) (6)

2. Rhythm - Time signatures change ----------; goes from quintuple to quadruple then back (e.g. Bars 3-4) (10)
3. Melody - Webern uses the idea of making a melody from little splashes of varying instrumental colour in his piece, The word to describe this is ----------- (11)
6. Texture - Extremely ---- (e.g. Bar 23) (4)
7. Forces - Widest range of ------ from a small number of players (6)
10. Style - He includes all the characteristics of the music of the second -------- School he attended. These characteristics include Atonality, Dissonance, Brevity, Angular melodies with wide leaps and a Pointillist writing style (8)

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