Accompaniment

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United States Capitol in Washington D.C. for the 36th time. It was opened with Sutton Foster singing a patriotic medley with the accompaniment of The National Symphony Orchestra and The Choral Arts Society of Washington. The next performance was of the national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner”, sung by Alisan Porter in the middle of the audience. It was sung with accompaniment of both the orchestra and the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets. Smokey Robinson was the next performer who sang a medley…

instruments slowly modulate from the previous C minor to E major using chromatic notes. Fig.16 Exposition (A): In preparation for the first theme to appear, the piano joins at Bar 5 after the modulation with simple triplet arpeggios in glissando as an accompaniment of the theme. The first part of the theme in the second movement is firstly introduced by the flute expressively at Score Fig. 17 shown in Fig.17. It then passed to clarinet for the second part of the theme at Bar 4 of Score Fig.…

In contemporary music, composers will use bridges to change the tone of a song; they will include a small section that stands out from the rest of the piece so it can bring a smooth transition to the rest of the song. Similarly, Claudio Monteverdi became that bridge between the Renaissance (1300-1600) and the coming Baroque Period (1600-1750). The world was so focused on humanism and darkness throughout the Renaissance, but Monteverdi was born on the edge of darkness, baptized in 1567, and used…

Jeanie with the light brown hair (published in 1854) by Stephen Foster is performed by a tenor with piano accompaniment. The piano introduces the work with a short prelude starting on a high note then descending in conjunct intervals, briefly ascends from a low note to a note close to F. The piano then varies the prior phrase by descending from a high note with eighth notes then sustaining a note close to A. Following the prelude, the tenor begins the first section on with “I” on the high note…

Music has become so modernized with the use of great technology over the years. The simple yet complex sounds of the human voice which in times past was the only “instrument” available or allowed is now making a strong comeback due to a cappella’s pureness compared to the advanced technology we so eagerly embraced in the past. Musicians have even modernized a cappella today by using their voices to create wonderful rhythms and vocal percussions. As Deke Sharon told Here & Now’s Robin Young,…

Monroe and his orchestra, and later interpreted by The Chordettes. This song is an example of a strophic song, as it has a limited number of melodies that are repeated throughout the song. It is sung by a a female quartet with a secondary accompaniment. The accompaniment consists of clapping, a drum set (membranophone), a bass (membranophone), something that sounds like a synthesizer (electronophone). The singers are singing in parallel harmony throughout the song, making this a polyphonic…

the Sonata is very smooth and lyrical, in which the bass and middle voice requires special attention too. It is in Sonata form, set in G major. The first subject opens with an ambiguous spreading out of a G major triad with a slightly delayed accompaniment. This is followed by a rising bass from G to the 9th above, A. This A-note in the bass becomes the pedal point to the melody that is in…

be described as homophonic because whenever there's a melody, it’s always played with a chordal accompaniment. The melody can also be described as disjunct because the melodic line has large jumps of intervals. The first melody that is heard is played by the tenor and alto saxophones at :18 which is the first most prominent section of the song also known as the head. They are accompanied by the rest of the Jazz ensemble instruments. When the saxophones have the melody, they are in unison and its…

It has been hailed as the best film of 2016. La La Land is a mix of music, dreams and jarring reality. Director Damien Chazelle intertwined the essence of Hollywood and an enthralling love story into one epic tale. The scenes I am analysing are Someone in the crowd, Mia is late or her date and Mia’s big audition Chazelle makes the most of basic camera movement such as tracking and panning shots. The best example of tracking shots is in Someone in the crowd scene. We track the dancing and…