Music - Capercaille 'Skye Waulking Song' 0.0 / 5 ? MusicCapercailleGCSEEdexcel Created by: SherbetTheBunnyCreated on: 22-03-16 16:05 What type of music is this piece? Celtic Fusion 1 of 25 What form is it in? Call-and-response form 2 of 25 What album is this piece from? When was the album released? Nadurra / 2000 3 of 25 What is a Wurlitzer piano? A type of early electric piano 4 of 25 What are uillean pipes? An instrument like a bagpipe but with a softer tone 5 of 25 What is a bouzouki? A Greek lute 6 of 25 Describe the texture in one word Layered 7 of 25 How many phrases does the vocal part alternate between? Four different one-bar phrases 8 of 25 Phrase 1 is a call in Gaelic. What note does it start on? High D 9 of 25 Refrain 1 is a response using vocables. What note does it start on? Mid B 10 of 25 Phrase 2 is a call in Gaelic. What note does it start on? Low D 11 of 25 Refrain 2 is a response using vocables. What note does it start on? High E 12 of 25 What is the structure? Introduction / Verse 1 / Verse 2 / Coda 13 of 25 Which two sections feature an instrumental section? Introduction / Verse 2 14 of 25 The vocal melody is... Pentatonic / mainly syllabic 15 of 25 What are vocables? Nonsense syllables 16 of 25 What do the instrumentalists play that are based on the vocal phrases? Short motifs and countermelodies 17 of 25 What is the metre? 12/8 18 of 25 There is frequent... Syncopation 19 of 25 What pattern creates cross-rhythms at the start of the piece? Hi-hat-pattern 20 of 25 What key is it in? G major 21 of 25 What dominant chord is avoided and why? D so the music has a modal feel 22 of 25 What are the three main chords? G / Em / C 23 of 25 What does the term 'waulking' mean? Process of pounding tweed cloth against a wooden board to make it airtight 24 of 25 What is the name of the lament that the song is taken from? John, Son of the King of Ireland 25 of 25
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