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What are the technical names for the different degrees of the musical scale?

-The first note, C, is called the tonic.

-The second note of the scale, D, is called the supertonic.

-The third note of the scale, E, is ca...

Answered by Samantha L. Music tutor
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How do I recognise Baroque style?

There are many defining features of Baroque style, but perhaps the easiest way to recognise it is by listening to the instruments.

The harpsichord was the main Baroque keyb...

Answered by Susie B. Music tutor
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How am I able to recognise what kind of genre an excerpt of sacred vocal music may be from

There are a number of ways to devise what kind of larger work a short excerpt may be from. Let's think of the main Sacred vocal work types:

1)Mass

2)Oratorio/ Passion

Answered by Mary F. Music tutor
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What is a pedal note?

A pedal note is a sustained note that accompanies moving parts. 

The pedal note is most commonly heard in the bass of the music. 

The pedal can have varying rhythms but alwa...

Answered by Zofia R. Music tutor
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How do I know that the extract is in rondo form?

The rondo form can be distinguished by listening out for a section of music that returns more than once.

For example: 

A B A C A

Answered by Zofia R. Music tutor
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