Use Music Land to answer the following questions
Is the antecedent phrase symmetrical or asymmetrical to the consequent phrase? - Symmetrical
Is the antecedent phrase similar or contrasting to the consequent phrase? - Similar
Use Amazing Grace to answer the following questions
Is the antecedent phrase symmetrical or asymmetrical to the consequent phrase? - Asymmetrical
Is the antecedent phrase similar or contrasting to the consequent phrase? - Contrasting
What kind of cadence is represented at the end of the antecedent phrase? - Half
What kind of cadence is represented at the end of the consequent phrase? - Perfect Authentic
Provide a brief summary explaining
The definition of musical texture - Music texture is the most basic element of music. It essentially describes the amount of stuff that is happening at one moment.
The differences between types of musical textures - Monophonic: A single melody line, Homophonic: A melody line with a underlaying harmony, Polyphonic: Multipule melodies laid over each other, and Heterophonic: a melody but played in different variations
Texture clues by sight - If represented as a line, Monophonic: A single line, Homophonic: A line with a shaded part underneath, Polyphonic: Multipule lines laid over each other, and Heterophonic: multipule lines but moving in the same direction
Texture clues by sound - Monophonic: Like whistling, Homophonic: Like a choral, usually soundng larger, Polyphonic: Almost chaotic but still sounds good, Heterophonic: Confusing and rare
Would you describe the form of America The Beautiful as being binary or ternary? Explain your answer.
Would you describe the form of Swing Low Sweet Chariot as being binary or ternary? Explain your answer.
Use the 3rd Movement Autumn from Vivaldi's Four Seasons to provide the Letter Code(ABCDE, etc.) that symbolizes the form
Hint: The 'A' theme can be seen in the first 13 measures of this Excerpt
ABACADAEAFAGA
Use Little Fugue in G by J.S. Bach to provide the # of times the subject is heard in it's main form
Hint: See fugue subject in this Excerpt
- 10 times