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band 1-3. Music examples for Unit 7 "The Nature of Music". Musical examples to accompany Unit 7, which considers the characteristics of the activity people call 'music', and some of the ways in which these characeteristics can be understood and talked about. Examples: Electronic example, Stockhausen, 'Stimmung' (extract) |
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Bo Diddley, 'Hey Bo Diddley' (extract) |
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Judy Collins, 'Amazing Grace' (extract) |
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Richard Middleton invents a tune at the piano |
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band 4: Listening to the Elements of Music. Bill Strang explores the use of rhythm, melody, harmony, counterpoint, texture, timbre and dynamics, through various musical examples |
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band 1. Exercise for Listening to the Elements of Music |
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band 2. Music examples for Unit 8, Part II 'Syntax and Structure'. This band provides musical examples for the consideration of how a composer combines the various elements that were dealt with in Part I. Examples: Movements from Schumann, Carnaval Op 9 (various) |
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band 3 to 6. Music examples for Unit 9 'Composer and Audience'. This band provides musical examples of two of the largest and richest musical genres, symphony and oratorio, discussed in Unit 9. Examples: Mozart, Symphony No 14 in A major K114 (First movement) |
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Berlioz, Symphonie Fantastique (extract) |
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Beethoven, Symphony No 6 'Pastoral' (Three extracts) |
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Handel - Messiah (extract, Nos 13 to 18) |
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