Bach movement 2 Flashcards

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Melody (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Melody in Movement 2 ; Ornate melismatic lines, imitative duet writing, conjunct diatonic movement

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Texture (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Texture in Movement 2 ; Two-part vocal texture, imitative entries, accompanied texture (voices + continuo/instruments)

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Harmony (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Harmony in Movement 2 ; Functional tonal harmony, use of suspensions, circle of fifths progressions

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Structure (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Structure in Movement 2 ; Binary/da capo elements, alternation of vocal phrases, repetition of motifs

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Tonality (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Tonality in Movement 2 ; Clear tonal centre, modulation to related keys, defined cadences

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Sonority (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Sonority in Movement 2 ; Light Baroque instrumentation, basso continuo, contrasting vocal timbres (soprano vs bass)

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Rhythm (BWV 80, Movement 2)

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Rhythm in Movement 2 ; Flowing rhythmic movement, rhythmic imitation, steady pulse

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Ornate, melismatic vocal lines – effect + wider listening

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Effect of melisma ; Expressive and decorative, highlights text meaning. Similar to Messiah by George Frideric Handel (e.g. “Rejoice greatly”)

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Imitative duet writing – effect + wider listening

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Effect of imitation ; Creates dialogue between voices. Similar to Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell

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Conjunct, diatonic melodies – effect + wider listening

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Effect of conjunct melody ; Smooth and lyrical. Similar to Ave Verum Corpus by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Two-part vocal texture – effect + wider listening

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Effect of duet texture ; Intimate and conversational. Similar to Lakmé (Flower Duet) by Léo Delibes

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Accompanied texture (voices + continuo/instruments) – effect + wider listening

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Effect of accompaniment ; Supports voices harmonically. Similar to St Matthew Passion

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Imitative entries – effect + wider listening

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Effect of imitation ; Builds interaction and complexity. Similar to The Well-Tempered Clavier

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Functional harmony – effect + wider listening

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Effect of functional harmony ; Clear direction and resolution. Similar to Water Music

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Use of suspensions – effect + wider listening

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Effect of suspensions ; Creates expressive tension. Similar to Dido and Aeneas

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Circle of fifths progressions – effect + wider listening

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Effect of circle of fifths ; Drives harmonic movement. Similar to Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel

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Binary/da capo elements – effect + wider listening

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Effect of structure ; Balance and repetition. Similar to Lascia ch’io pianga

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Alternation of vocal phrases – effect + wider listening

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Effect of alternation ; Creates dialogue. Similar to Messiah

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Repetition of motifs – effect + wider listening

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Effect of repetition ; Reinforces ideas. Similar to The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi

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Clear tonal centre – effect + wider listening

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Effect of tonality ; Stability and clarity. Similar to Eine kleine Nachtmusik

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Modulation to related keys – effect + wider listening

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Effect of modulation ; Adds contrast. Similar to Symphony No. 40

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Use of cadences – effect + wider listening

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Effect of cadences ; Defines phrases clearly. Similar to The Creation by Joseph Haydn

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Light Baroque instrumentation – effect + wider listening

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Effect of instrumentation ; Transparent texture. Similar to Brandenburg Concertos

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Basso continuo – effect + wider listening

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Effect of continuo ; Provides harmonic support. Similar to Trio Sonatas Op. 5 by Arcangelo Corelli

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Vocal timbre contrast (soprano vs bass) – effect + wider listening
Effect of contrast ; Highlights dialogue. Similar to Don Giovanni
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Flowing rhythmic movement – effect + wider listening
Effect of rhythm ; Smooth and continuous. Similar to The Four Seasons
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Rhythmic imitation – effect + wider listening
Effect of imitation ; Reinforces interplay. Similar to The Well-Tempered Clavier
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Steady pulse – effect + wider listening
Effect of pulse ; Maintains structure. Similar to Canon in D