Petals

Question 1

Technically considered monophonic as there is only 1 instrument

Answer 1

Threnody for the victims of Hiroshima

(Penderecki)

Question 2

Due to the electronics, it alludes to homophony and polyphony

Answer 2

Gesang der Junglinge

(Stockhausen)

Question 3

20 seconds minimum in each bar

Answer 3

4 organs

(Steve Reich)

Question 4

Filigration

Answer 4

Metaboles

(Henri Dutilleux)

Question 5

Interplay between 2 ideas

NO WL, just tell me the different ideas and AO4

Answer 5

Colouristic passages (Rhythm and texture are explored)

Clear rhythmic and melodic passage

She is trying to balance between sound and noise

Question 6

Ever-changing acoustics, reverb and harmonised sound

Answer 6

Different Trains

(Steve Reich)

Question 7

Scalic nature

Answer 7

Lotano

(Ligeti)

Question 8

Microtonality

Answer 8

String Quartet n.2

(Johnston)

Question 9

Mordents

Answer 9

Partita for solo violin

(Bach)

Question 10

Acciaccaturas

Answer 10

Petrushka

(Stravinsky)

Question 11

Massive range

Answer 11

Sequenza V

(Berio)

Question 12

Microphone placed closely to the cello

Answer 12

Pression

(Lachenmann)

Question 13

Live electronics

Answer 13

Poeme Electronique

(Varese)

Question 14

Glissando

Answer 14

Vox Balaenae - Eco 2

(Crumb)

Question 15

Sul Ponticello

Answer 15

Lachen Verlernt

(Salonen)

Question 16

Sul Tasto

Answer 16

Spiegel im Spiegel

(Part)

Question 17

Bow pressure changes

Answer 17

Pression

(Lachenmann)

Question 18

Harmonics (Artificial and natural)

Answer 18

Flourescences

(Penderecki)

Question 19

Double stopping

Answer 19

Sonata for solo cello

(Kodaly)

Question 20

Pizz with LH

Answer 20

Caprice n.24

(Paganini)

Question 21

Extremamente flautando

Answer 21

Atmospheres

(Ligeti)