Hardyes GCSE Aos1 - And The Glory Of The Lord

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1. What type of work is Handel's Messiah?
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2. What key does 'And the Glory of the Lord' start in?
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3. What keyboard instrument can you hear in 'And the Glory of the lord'?
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4. What is the tempo marking at the start of the piece?
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5. What is the word to do with rhythm,  which describes when two groups of three beats, feels like three groups of two beats?
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6. What melodic device is used on the phrase 'Shall be revealed'?
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7. Which word describes the texture at the point when the voices enter singing 'shall be revealed' on at a time?
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8. What harmonic device is created by the phrase 'For the mouth of the lord hath spoken it'?
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9. What is the tempo marking of the last four bars of the piece?
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10. What cadence is used at the end of the piece?
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11. From which musical period is this piece from?
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12. True or False:  A plagal cadence sounds finished  like 'Amen'.
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13. True or False:  'And the Glory of the Lord' starts with an introduction played by the orchestra only.
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14. True or False:  A perfect cadence sounds unfinished.
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15. When was Handel's Messiah written?
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16. True or False:  The word setting for the phrase 'Shall be revealed' is syllabic.
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17. True or False:  The altos are the first voices to sing 'And all flesh shall sit together'.
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18. Which of these voices sing in 'And the Glory of the Lord'?
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19. What is an Oratorio?
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20. What is the texture of the opening sung phrase 'And the glory, the glory of the lord'?
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21. What is a Basso Continuo?
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22. Which keys does the piece modulate to? (tick all that apply)
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23. Which cadences can you hear in this piece?  (tick all that apply)
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24. Which of the following are general features of music from the Baroque period? (tick all that apply)
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25. Which textures can you find in this piece? (tick all that apply)
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What type of work is Handel's Messiah?
What key does 'And the Glory of the Lord' start in?
What keyboard instrument can you hear in 'And the Glory of the...
What is the tempo marking at the start of the piece?
What is the word to do with rhythm,  which describes when two...
What melodic device is used on the phrase 'Shall be revealed'?
Which word describes the texture at the point when the voices enter...
What harmonic device is created by the phrase 'For the mouth of...
What is the tempo marking of the last four bars of the piece?
What cadence is used at the end of the piece?
From which musical period is this piece from?
True or False:  A plagal cadence sounds finished  like...
True or False:  'And the Glory of the Lord' starts with...
True or False:  A perfect cadence sounds unfinished.
When was Handel's Messiah written?
True or False:  The word setting for the phrase 'Shall...
True or False:  The altos are the first voices to sing 'And...
Which of these voices sing in 'And the Glory of the Lord'?
What is an Oratorio?
What is the texture of the opening sung phrase 'And the glory, the...
What is a Basso Continuo?
Which keys does the piece modulate to? (tick all that apply)
Which cadences can you hear in this piece?  (tick all that apply)
Which of the following are general features of music from the Baroque...
Which textures can you find in this piece? (tick all that apply)
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