LIstening for midterm Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Drum rolls and man is singing “wine” “margaret” woman comes in singing

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Alban Berg Wozzeck act 3 and transition 1922

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strings playing , pretty tonal, continuous line of scalular motion, change of character, staccoto strings, change again, more minor and dark (downward eighth notes)

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Johannes Brahms
String Quartet in A minor, op. 51/2, ii 1873

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Ich Wund……er with piano underneath

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Alma Schindler [Mahler]
(1879–1964)
Five Songs, #5 “Ich wandle unter Blumen” published 1911

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Large orchestra, soaring lines mostly tonal, high screachy woodwinds at times, sad string lament at the very beginning

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Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 10 in F-sharp Major
I. Andante – Adagio 1910

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Low string instrument beginning voice icchhhh sprriii, mostly short lines horn call response
Ending has a choir part

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Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 3 in D minor
IV. “Was spricht die tiefe Mitternacht?”
1896

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string lines connecting to make a motive, plucking on the string instruments, voice comes in after a minute in long lines

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Arnold Shoenberg String Quartet No. 2, op. 10 in F-sharp
IV. “Entrückung” [Rapture] 1908

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Piano piece, descending scale beginning, flourishes into a quicker speed, interjecting dissonances

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Arnold Shoenberg Drei Klavierstücke [Three piano pieces], op. 11
I. Mäßige Viertel [Moderate quarter note]
1909

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Chord beginning sort of melody
piano piece

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Arnold Shoenberg
Sechs kleine Klavierstücke [Six little piano pieces], op. 19
III. Sehr langsame Viertel [very slow quarter note] 1913

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single note beginning, call and response on piano, less melody more resonance

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Arnold Schoenberg Sechs kleine Klavierstücke [Six little piano pieces], op. 19
VI. Sehr langsam [very slowly] 1913

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10
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Flute and piano plus voice, invid –in at beginning, phrasing that leads down

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Arnold Schoenberg Peirrot Lunaire: 1. Moondrunken 1912

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violin, piano opening before voice, some plucking crescendoing line with energy (grotesque)

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Arnold Schoenberg: Peirrot Lunaire:
19. Serenade 1912

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Opera feel, male baritone phrasing up. Female voice over tremolo instruments, tensious moment, female

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Richard Strauss: Solome first scene 1905

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orchestra with woman singing in high range

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Richard Strauss: Solome final scene 1905

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Man singing solo to start trumpet interlude, strings followed by upset woman, intensifying emotion tristan melody

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Richard wagner Tristan and Isotide
Beginning of Act 1: Sailor’s Song 1857-59

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Music for Strings Percussion and Celesta, I
“Song of the Harvest” 1939 Bela Bartok

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16
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Uncertainty in string music over percussion snare feeling

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Bela Bartok Music for strings Percussion and Celeste 1936

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Contuous Violin eighth notes, very atonal and then more tenuto accents

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Bela Bartok “Song of the Harvest” 1931

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Piano music, sounds almost like 2 pianos, scalular descents, then unison

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Bela Barok Mikrokosmos “From the Island of Bali” 1932-39

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Piano, continous eighth notes with more crunch, tritones everywhere

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Bela Bartok Mikrokosmos “Diminished Fifth” 1932-39

20
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Thirds planing over female voice. Dom –mi. (requiem) Main theme (“pieee Jusee)

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Lili Boulanger Pie Jesu 1917

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Ragtime feel, heavy textured piano music

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Emmanuel Chabrier Souveniers De Munich 1886

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piano music with two moving lines, distant fuzzy feeling, nostalgic

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Debussy Estampes “Pagodes” 1903

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Allegro, picking on one string instrument and strumming with another (very quiet at first)

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Debussy String quartet in G minor op 10. mvt 2 1886

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motive of thirty second notes in almost syncopation like rhythm

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Debussy Preludes book 1
1910 “Violes”

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Peaceful, serene top line stops a good bit. Very quiet.
Debussy Preludes book 1 "Des pas sur la neige" 1910
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Also very quiet Eighth and sixteenth note rhythm
Debussy Preludes book 1 "La fille Aux Cheveux de lin" 1910
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Ghibli feeling piece, sinking chords
Debussy Preludes book 1 " La Cathedral Engloutie"
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classic rag, stereotypical of what is expected
Scott Joplin (ca. 1867–1917) “Maple Leaf Rag” 1899
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solo from freshmen year quarter quarter eighth note groups, soloist followed by orchestra
Modest Mussorgsky (1839–1881) Pictures at an Exhibition, I. Promenade 1874
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Feels like movie a few measures in, tremolos heavy
Maurice Ravel String Quartet in F major, 2 1903
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piano work, very soft starting with 2 quarter notes, orchestra underneath
Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto in G, 1 1931
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tremolo with flute solo on top beginning, large orchestral work, harp, vibrant
Igor stravinsky Introduction to Petrushka 1910
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Bassoon opening, low reeds
Stravinsky the Rite of Spring 1913, Introduction
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drum intro, staccato and accents, wind flourishes, dance
Stravinsky Rite of Spring 1913, Dance of Rival tribes