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MUSIC
I. Part I Complete the table below that best describe the
musical elements of a given romantic music. Write your
answer on the space provided.
1. Part I.
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ROMAN
FORM
TEMPO
TEXTURE
INSTRUMENTS
USED
TITLE
1. The
Nutcracker
2.
3.
4.
1.
7.
2.
Liebestraum
6.
8.
5.
10.
11.
11.
12.
9.
4. the Swan
from
"Carnival of
the Animals"
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MUSICI Part I Complete The Table Below That Best Describe Themusical Elements Of A Given Romantic Music Write Youranswer On The Space Provided1 Part INeoclassRO class=

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Answer:

Theme (8-measure theme in D minor presented six times to demonstrate the full orchestra

and its four main families):

1. Full Orchestra 2. Woodwinds 3. Brass 4. Strings 5. Percussion 6. Full Orchestra

13 Variations (each demonstrating a different instrument or combination of instruments):

Featured Instrument(s) Accompanied by

Woodwinds:

Variation 1: Flutes and piccolo

Variation 2: Oboes

Variation 3: Clarinets

Variation 4: Bassoons

Strings:

Variation 5: Violins

Variation 6: Violas

Variation 7: Cellos

Variation 8: Double basses

Variation 9: Harp

Brass:

Variation 10: French horns

Variation 11: Trumpets

Variation 12: Trombones, tuba

Percussion:

Variation 13: various combinations

• Timpani, bass drum & cymbals

• Timpani, tambourine & triangle

• Timpani, snare drum & wood block

• Timpani, castanets & gong

• Timpani, whip and entire percussion

Fugue (based on a fragment of Purcell's theme, played in imitation by each instrument in order

of the previous variations—woodwinds, strings, brass, percussion, full orchestra)

Outline of the structure of this work:

Violins, harp & triangle

Strings & timpani

Strings & tuba

Strings & snare drum

Brass & bass drum

Woodwinds & brass

Clarinets, viola& harp

Woodwinds & tambourine

Strings, gong & cymbal

Strings, harp & timpani

Strings & snare drum

Woodwinds and high brass

Explanation:

Fugue (based on a fragment of Purcell's theme, played in imitation by each instrument in order

of the previous variations—woodwinds, strings, brass, percussion, full orchestra)

Benjamin Britten was the most important British composer of the 20th century. He wrote over

100 major works including operas, songs, string quartets and other chamber works, a violin

concerto, choral works, incidental music, symphonies and other orchestral works. Of these, he

is best known for the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, Op. 34 (1934)—a sixteen

minute work designed to introduce listeners to the various instruments and families of the modern

orchestra. This work featuresa theme and variations design based on the melodic theme from

the English Baroque composer Henry Purcell's incidental music to the play Abdelazar ("The

Moor's Revenge").