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What musical features are found in 'And the glory of the Lord' by Handel?

'And the glory of the Lord' from the oratorio Messiah by G. F. Handel is a chorus from the Baroque era for SATB choir and violins, viola, and continuo bass (cello). The time signature is in 3/4 and the te...

Answered by Julia S. Music tutor
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When the question asks what 'harmonic device' is being used, what does it mean?

You could think of a 'harmonic device' as a 'harmonic technique' e.g. circle of fifths or chromaticism. When a question is asking what harmonic device is being used it is likely to be very obvious e.g a c...

Answered by Oonagh T. Music tutor
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How can I tell the difference between music from the Baroque and Classical eras? (GCSE)

Baroque music is far more ornate than that of the classical era with less regular phrasing. Baroque music also uses a more polyphonic texture than classical music, meaning there are more interweaving line...

Answered by Oonagh T. Music tutor
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What is the function of a cadence in western music and what are the different types?

The function of the musical cadence in western music is to either create tension at the end of a musical phrase to lead into another segment of music, or to definitively conclude a musical phrase. This is...

Answered by David B. Music tutor
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Why is a German or Italian augmented sixth chord NOT the same as a dominant seventh chord?

There are two key differences between dominant seventh chords and augmented sixth chords, despite the fact that they sound the same and use the same pitches: function, and spelling. A dominant seventh cho...

Answered by Toby H. Music tutor
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