小提琴八級oral(英文)

Baroque Period:
dynamics: not much contrast,
articulation: semi staccato in long notes,legato in fast notes,
harmony: used part-writing,
texture: simple and polyphonic ;
rhythm: semiquavers,quavers, crotchets,minims,sem ibreves and dotted rhythms,
form: mostly AABB ,
tempo: can be very fast,medium or very slow,
melody and tonality: used major or minor scales,
structure and style: polyphonic,
composers:Bach, Handel,Vivaldi, Scarlatti etc.
Classical Period
dynamics: some contrasts in different parts,
articulation: legato,staccato,
harmony:non part-writing,favoure d the use of 'alberti bass'(dsms) ;
texture: rather rich;
rhythm:quavers, semiquavers, crotchets, minims, semibreves, dotted rhythms.
form :ABA form or Sonata form;
tempo: can be very slow,medium or fast
melody :only one part/line of the music serves as melody,
tonality: major and minor scales,
structure and style: homophonic,
composers:Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart.

Romantic Period
dynamics: greater contrasts,
articulation: mostly legato , favoured the use of pedal
harmony : some appearance of chromatic chords,
texture : rich and sonorous,
rhythm: quavers, semiquavers are often seen,
form : don't have much emphasis on form,
tempo : fast, moody, romantic,
melody : usually lies on one part,
tonality : major and minor scales with some chromatic notes and modulations,
structure and style : much more chromatic notes, ornaments appeared than the Classical Period
composers : Chopin, Brhams, Tsaichovsky, Lizst etc.
20th Century

dynamics : much greater contrasts with sudden sounds appeared,
articulation : more fast and staccato notes than ever,
harmony:successive appearance of chromatic and dissonant chords can be seen,
texture : not as rich as before, some of them are very thin,
rhythm : some syncopations appeared,
form not so important as before,
tempo : suddenly fast and suddenly slow,
melody : not so obvious,
tonality: no longer use the major and minor scale systems,
structure and style: very chromatic, some of the music are even atonal;
composers: Debussy,Scheonberg,B artok, Webern etc.

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