SCHOENBERG: 'Peripetie'

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Edexcel GCSE Music flashcards for Schoenberg
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Dynamics extreme range - ppp-->fff e.g. end of piece (clarinets)
Dynamics expressive crescendi/diminuendi - e.g. b.5-6 swift diminuendo
Rhythm/metre use of different metres: mainly 3/4, also 4/4 and some 2/4
Rhythm/metre use of augmentation & diminution: e.g. hexatonic fanfare in triplets repeated later at a different pitch in sextuplets (diminution)
Rhythm/metre complex off-beat entries, starting partway through a bar, and syncopations
Rhythm/metre recurring rhythmical motifs such as triplet and, snapped semiquaver - dotted quaver from b.19 reused throughout, particularly in final section
Structure loose rondo structure (ABA'CA'') recurring A sections represent a return of a particular mood/orchestral sound rather than a recognisable theme
Structure each section focuses on different instrumentation, texture and rhythmic pattern with some features recurring to give unity
Melody use of atonality makes melodic lines angular and inaccessible - large, awkward intervals e.g. b.10 clarinet solo
Melody use of notes taken from hexachord, played linearly
Melody use of principal voice to highlight which instrument has most important melody e.g. horns from b.24, melody snakes through texture
Instrumentation large orchestra with variety within each section: Cor Anglais, bass cl, contrabassoon
Instrumentation timbre of instruments considered as important as melody: klangfarbenmelodie
Instrumentation -muted brass -arco & pizz strings -cymbal tremolo with cello bow -v low trombone b.35
Texture monophonic clarinet solo b.16-18 - lyrical
Texture complex contrapuntal passages e.g. final section from b.59 (contrasting)
Texture imitation in violin/viola in final section
Harmony/tonality atonal - no key at all
Harmony/tonality use of hexachords: cluster of 6 pitches that can be played together, as a chord, or in succession to create a melodic motif (woodwind at start)
Harmony/tonality hexachord can be transposed e.g. upper woodwind at b.3
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