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Bernstein: 'Something's Coming' West Side Story
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Bernstein: 'Something's Coming' West Side Story
Instrumentation
It's for a solo tenor
the band is made up
Woodwind
Brass
Perucssion
String
the accompaniment uses:
Quiet dynamics
Soft timbres
Homophnic texture
Structure
1) It starts quiet, syncipated openong theme
2) it loud, strident theme in 2/4
3) The lyrical, solw - moving theme
Tempo
the fast tempo
Metre
Change 3/4 and 2/4
Rhythm
the accompaniment is made up:
cross beat chords
on beat bass part
cross rhythm
Harmony
It is in D major
two contrasting sections in C Major
it has a jazz - influenced
with a frequent 7th chords
Texture
it is homophonice
three main ides in accompaniment:
repeated riff that opens the song
short, mainly syncopated chords
fast, um - cha acccompaniment
about the something coming
It was composed in 1957
the musical is based on a Romeo and Juliet play
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