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What are the different types of movements used in Baroque choral works?

The Baroque period can be defined as a movement in Western art music between roughly 1600-1700. Pieces written in the Baroque period can be identified through their use of flowing melodic lines with ornam...

Answered by Tutor112782 D. Music tutor
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How can I recognise a work from the 20th Century?

It can sometimes be difficult to distinguish between works of the Romantic period and those of the 20th Century. This is largely owing to the themes of intense emotion that characterise works of both peri...

Answered by William M. Music tutor
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How do you draw insightful comparisons between contrasting pieces?

With questions focusing on two contrasting pieces, it is sometimes difficult to find areas of similarity. If you can, this can be a useful starting point for exploring the differences. An effective approa...

Answered by Lydia W. Music tutor
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How do you start to harmonise a 4-part Bach-style Chorale?

Initially, decide upon the key in which the piece is written. Key signature, accidentals and the beginning and end of the melody are good indicators. Secondly, decide whether there are any modulations. If...

Answered by James L. Music tutor
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Compare and constrast the use of melody and instrumentation in Schoenberg's Der Kranke Mond from Pierrot Lunaire

In Schoenberg's Der Kranke Mond (1912), both melody and instrumentation are used to reflect the eerie, expressionistic style of the music. Schoenberg uses solo voice and flute throughout Der Kranke Mond, ...

Answered by Susanna P. Music tutor
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