Marche au Supplice Flashcards

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1
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Who is the composer?

A

Berlioz

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2
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What is the overall work?

A

Symphonie fantastique

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3
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What is the type of work?

A

Symphony

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4
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What is the time signature?

A

2/2

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5
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What movement is this piece?

A

4th movement

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6
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What period of music is this piece from?

A

Romantic period (1810-1910)

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7
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What are the characteristics of this period?

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-lyrical song-like melodies
-modulations to unrelated keys
-dramatic contrasts of pitch and dynamics
-use of rubato
-chromaticism- a scale consisting of semitones
-use of piccolo,cor anglais, bass clarinet+double bassoon
-use of xylophone, glockenspiel and triangle

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9
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What is the key of this piece?

A

G minor

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10
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Describe theme A (opening)

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-p and pp dynamics
-horn: syncopated, rising scales, accented
-timpanis have repeated sextuplet quavers w/ accents
-second timpani plays a tonic pedal in G
-syncopated dominant 7th chords on double bass

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12
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Describe theme B (descending scale part)

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-octave leap, played in unison cellos+double b’s
-descending Gm scale played over 2 octaves
-on repeat bassoon plays countermelody: dotted rhythms, rising sequence
-NOT FINISHED

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