Skye Waulking Song Quiz 5.0 / 5 based on 1 ratingTeacher recommended ? MusicCapercailleGCSEEdexcel Created by: jam2418Created on: 28-03-16 18:18 What is the structure of this piece? Intro, Verse 1, Break, Verse 2, Verse 3, Verse 4, Verse 5, Verse 6, Instrumental, Verse 7, Verse 8, Outro 1 of 32 What type of structure is it? strophic 2 of 32 What is the melody based on? E minor pentatonic scale and G major pentatonic scale 3 of 32 Is the melody mainly syllabic or melismatic? syllabic 4 of 32 What is the G major pentatonic scale? GABDE 5 of 32 What is the E minor pentatonic scale? EGABD 6 of 32 What follows the Gaelic lyrics? nonsense syllables 7 of 32 What 3 things makes it easier for the workers to join in the singing? narrow tessitura, regular 2/4 bar phrase lengths, nonsense syllables 8 of 32 What do the fiddle and uillean pipes do in the Outro? improvise 9 of 32 What si the metre of this piece? 12/8 10 of 32 What are the two names for a short accented note before a longer one? Lombardic rhythm and scotch snap rhythm 11 of 32 Is there syncopation in this piece? yes 12 of 32 What cross rhythm does the hi-hat play? every 2 quavers 13 of 32 As well as the cymbals, what other instrument plays cross rhythms? cymbals 14 of 32 How are the notes grouped to create a swing feel? notes grouped in 4 groups of 3 15 of 32 What is the texture of this piece? heteraphonic 16 of 32 Where is it specifically heteraphonic? instrumental 17 of 32 What is another name for heteraphonic? melody dominated homophony 18 of 32 When is the texture sparse? introduction 19 of 32 When does the texture become more dense? verse 4 20 of 32 What is the role of the accordian in verse 5? it plays the counter melody 21 of 32 Does the texture build up or build down in verse 8? build up 22 of 32 Name 3 folk instruments that feature in this piece. any of: bodhran, bouzouki, fiddle, accordian, accordian 23 of 32 Name 5 pop instruments that feature in this piece. any of: electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, Wurlitzer, synth pad, drum kit 24 of 32 Why could this song be described as modal? because the keys blur between Em and G 25 of 32 Why can this piece not be in G major? because there is no perfect cadence (D major chord) to confirm ti 26 of 32 Are there plagal cadences? yes 27 of 32 Is this piece entirely diatonic? yes 28 of 32 What are the chord progressions from the Intro-Verse 3? Em G 29 of 32 Where are the chord progressions C G? Outro 30 of 32 What are the chord progressions in Verse 7? Am7 Em Em G 31 of 32 What does the chord progression change to from Verse 3-Verse 4? C G Em G 32 of 32
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