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Describe the texture of bars 3-6

The answer to this question will depend on the piece of music to which it applies, however there are several different textures which you must know for GCSE music:

Unison - this is where all singer...

Answered by Libby D. Music tutor
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What are cadences?

Within Western music, the chords composers use in their compositions help give different musical effects. Cadences are chords progressions, and each cadence creates a different musical sound. The most com...

Answered by Dany B. Music tutor
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How do you find the relative minor of a major key?

The easiest way to find the relative minor of a key is to count down three semitones from that note. For example, for C major (no sharps, no flats) you would need to count down three semitones from C. Thi...

Answered by Isabel S. Music tutor
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What is Sonata form?

Sonata form is a way of structuring a piece of music, which was first used in the 18th century by Beethoven. After Beethoven, lots of future composers adopted the structure as the first movement of their ...

Answered by Emma F. Music tutor
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What is the difference between binary form and rounded binary form?

Binary form and rounded binary form are mostly the same in that they both have two related themes, one in each section, A and B, modulate to the dominant at the end of the A section, and back to the tonic...

Answered by Helena M. Music tutor
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