There are 8 days to go until the Higher Understanding Music paper on Friday 5th May.
a) One of the questions in the Higher paper will consist of a grid (see example below).
You will have a minute to prepare for this question. In this time, make sure you read through the concepts and know what they mean.
You are asked to listen to 2 excerpts of music and identify concepts which appear in the music.
You will be ticking in 3 columns.
The grid will look something like this -
a) One of the questions in the Higher paper will consist of a grid (see example below).
You will have a minute to prepare for this question. In this time, make sure you read through the concepts and know what they mean.
You are asked to listen to 2 excerpts of music and identify concepts which appear in the music.
You will be ticking in 3 columns.
- Column A is for Excerpt 1 - place ticks in column A when you hear concepts in this excerpt.
- Column B is for Excerpt 2 - place ticks in column B when you hear concepts in this excerpt.
- Column C is for concepts which appear in both excerpts. THIS IS THE ONLY COLUMN WHICH WILL BE MARKED!
The grid will look something like this -
Concepts
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Column A
Excerpt 1
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Column B
Excerpt 2
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Column C
5 features common to both
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Melody / Harmony
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Major key
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Tierce de Picardie
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Trill
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Diminished 7th
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Rhythm
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Augmentation
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Diminution
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Rubato
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Time changes
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Styles
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Symphony
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Sonata
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Chamber Music
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Timbre
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A cappella
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Coloratura
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Tremolando
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5 marks
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b) Here is some info on chords. Listen and learn to recognise. This always comes up.
diminished 7th chords - listen to the chords at the start, from 0m 06s to 0m 12s.
added 6th chord - listen to the final chord, at 3m 07s.
Another added 6th chord - listen to the final chord here, at around 2m 16s.
dominant 7th chords - the vocals at the start of this song, until 0m 09s, form the notes of a dominant 7th chord.
dominant 7th chords - it happens again here, from 1m 39s, when the first 4 'ahs' are the notes of the dominant 7th chord.
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