Harold in Italy - Berlioz 0.0 / 5 ? MusicDeveloping Musical UnderstandingA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: sarayussoufCreated on: 17-06-17 13:22 What type of music inspired this piece? Folk music 1 of 23 Period of music this was written in? Romantic 2 of 23 Overall Structure ABA + Extended Coda at Allegretto 3 of 23 What is the name of the re-occuring theme found in other movements, where is it and why does it stand out? The Idee Fixe is found at b.65 in the Viola Solo, it stands out because its dotted minims over shorter rhythms. 4 of 23 Key at the start C Major 5 of 23 How is the Key on the first page reinforced? The drone in the Bassoon, tonic pedal + double tonic/dominant pedal created by saltarello rhythms 6 of 23 Melodic Decoration b 29 Acciacatura 7 of 23 The saltarello rhythms are centred around the note - E 8 of 23 Section B, what is melody based on Arpeggiated chords on C 9 of 23 Modulations? D Minor b.100 and G Major b.89-90 10 of 23 How does the Harmony reflect Folk Music Limited Modulations to different keys 11 of 23 Harmony is diatonic with some chromaticsm Chromaticsm at b.19 with B flat 12 of 23 Perfect Cadence? b.46-48 13 of 23 Is Melody Stepwise and Conjnct? Yes 14 of 23 B.34 Melodic Point Anacrusis 15 of 23 Melody drops down --- at end? Why? The imitation drops down an octave, makes the piece seem quieter. 16 of 23 Rhythm - on what beat is the stress on? 2nd beat 17 of 23 b.192-193 Rhythmic augmentation (think of how it sounds) 18 of 23 Unusual rhythmic point b.166? Unusual, simultaneous presentation of all rhythmic ideas with the idee fixe too 19 of 23 What rhythm is heard again in the extended coda, but slightly different? The saltarello rhythm is heard again, but without the same notes as before. 20 of 23 Intervals in the Salterello Rhythm Stepwise or moving by a third, narrow range 21 of 23 The saltarello rhythm involves ??? Repetition and sequences 22 of 23 B.41 harmony Diminished 7th 23 of 23
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