Handel's Messiah Related Repetoire for Bach's St Matthew Passion 0.0 / 5 ? MusicMusic and BeliefA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Katie PriceCreated on: 19-05-16 12:20 "Shake" - an Extended melisma Bar 10-13 - "This Saith the lord" No.5 (Bass Aria) 1 of 20 "Desire" - an extended melisma. Word painting longing. Bar 18 -21 - "Thus Saith the Lord" No.5 (Bass Aria) 2 of 20 Music Puntuation - Like the recitatives in Bach' SMP Bar 1,3 and 5. "Thus Saith the Lord" No.5 (Bass Aria) 3 of 20 "Sorrows" - Decending melisma Bar 15. "He Was Despised" No.23 (Alto Aria) 4 of 20 "Grief" - Dissonance, Word paininting Bar 18. "He was Despised" No.23 (Alto Aria) 5 of 20 "despised, rejected" - Chromatasism, word painting Bar 24 and 25. "He was Despised" No.23 (Alto Aria) 6 of 20 Mood change. Increase the tension and gives momentum. Mainly due to the dotted rhythm accompaniment Ostinato. Figure E. "He Was Despised" No.23 (Alto Aria) 7 of 20 "And he shall reign" - Imatative couterpoint Figure D. Hallelujah No.44 (Chorus) 8 of 20 Polyponic Texture in Hallelujah chorus. Figure B to C. Hallelujah No.44 (chorus) 9 of 20 Homphonic teture in Hallelujah Chorus Bar 3 - 20. Hallelujah No.44 (Chorus) 10 of 20 "King of Kings" "For ever and ever, hallelujah, hallelujah" - Antiphonal effect. Figure E. Hallelujah No.44 (Chorus) 11 of 20 "Born" - Long Melisma Bar 14-18. Bar 20-24. Bar 57-60. Bar 74-78. "For unto us a child is born" No.12 (Chorus) 12 of 20 "Unto us" "Unto us" "A son is given" "A son is given" - Antiphonal writing Bar 24 to 26. "For unto us a child is born" No.12 (Chorus) 13 of 20 Largo. Slow pace but fast harmonic change. One or twice a bar. "Thy Rebuke hath broken his heart" No.29 (Tenor recitaitve) 14 of 20 "Hath Broken his heart" - Dimminished 7th in accompaniment Bar 1 and 2. "Thy rebuke hath broken his heart" No.29 (Tenor recitative) 15 of 20 "Comfort Him" - Perfect Cadence Bar 18 (last bar) "Thy Rebuke hath broken his heart" No.29 (Tenor Recitative) 16 of 20 "A Highway" - highest not of the piece on the word high Bar 36. "Comfort ye my people" No.2 (Tenor Recitative) 17 of 20 Bb7D Chord. Act as punctuation. Inverted chors for uncertainty. Bar 31. "Comfort ye my people" No.2 (Tenor Recitative) 18 of 20 ad lib "Comfort Ye" Bar 8. "Comfort ye my people" No.2 (Tenor Recitative) 19 of 20 "Wonderful counselor The mighty God" Homophonic texture Figure D, E, F, G. "For unto us a child is born" No.12 (chorus) 20 of 20
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