5166004
Description
Mind Map by Lucy Hodgson, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lucy Hodgson
over 8 years ago
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Chopin- Raindrop Prelude sections
- Section A
- The key is in Db Major
- The melody is in
the right hand
- The texture is
Melody Dominated
Homophony
- First three notes are
falling (cantabile
tone) in a broken
chord
- The harmony uses a
consistant pedal note on
the dominant (Ab)
- Acciaccatura ia
also used to help
with the harmony
- A second theme
is introduced
adding variety
- Chromatic notes
are used to make
the harmony
more interesing
- By the end of section A
the Ab is written as G#
known as an enharmonic
change used to help lead
into section B (tonality)
- The key is in Db Major
- Section B
- The key goes to C#
Minor in an
Enharmonic change
- The dynamics written
on the score contain
lots of crescenods
- The dynamics
build up with
sudden changes in
mood
- The melody changes to
the left hand
- The harmony in this
section uses an
inverted dominant
pedal as the pedal note
is in the right hand.
- There is an obvious
change in mood
- The lower
region of the
piano is used
- The G# key is used as
the pivot to take the
piece back to Db Major
in the last section
- The texture in chordal
- The key goes to C#
Minor in an
Enharmonic change
- Section A and
Coddetta
- Section A is repeated
but it is much shorter
- The key
returns to Db
Major
- The melody here
uses smorzando
- The tempo is slow and
rubarto is used
- There is a ritt at the
end of the piece
- The texture is both
monophonic and
homophonic
- The codetta is
8 bars long
- The pedal note
drops out for
three bars and
then starts up
again (Harmony)
- The piece
finishes in
pianissimo
- The piece ends
in a perfect
cadence (5-1)
- Section A is repeated
but it is much shorter
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