Jazz: Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald Animation fantastic
Musical Emma
I love music!
I teach music and am always keen to hear new things!
SCOTTISH MUSIC | AFRICAN DRUMMING | STEEL PANNING | INDIAN MUSIC | RENAISSANCE | BAROQUE | CLASSICAL
Haydn Trumpet Concerto
solo instrument is the trumpet, repetition, inverted pedal, sequences, descending scale, pause/caesura, trumpet lays theme an octave below later on, trill.
Fabulous piece of music.
White Christmas
I love this song :)
Classical Mass: Mozart Mass in C major: Kyrie Eleison.
Polyphonic chorus, imitation, sequences, syncopation, pedal notes, very grand sounding music. D Minor Key.
Baroque Mass: Vivaldi Mass: Gloria
Follow the music and listen for the homophonic chorus, the trumpet fanfare at the beginning and Plagal Cadence iv-i at the end of the voice part.
The Perfect Cadence comes on the last notes of the piece to give a feeling of closure. V-I!
Mozart’s Life Part 3
Mozart’s Life Part 2
Mozart’s Life
AMAZING documentary.
A fabulous Baroque Organ for all to see!
Toccata and Fugue in D minor performed on the organ.
This super famous fugue starts at the 3 minute mark.
In a Fugue there are four voices or lines or colours as this programme illustrates.
In the Exposition (beginning) of a Fugue, the first phrase to happen before the second colour or phrase begins is called the Subject. The Second phrase or colour is called the Answer.
- If the Answer begins on the Subdominant(Chord 4) It is called a Tonal Answer.
- If it goes to the Dominant (Chord 5) it has a Real Answer.
- After the Answer (Real/Tonal) the final two voices play the Subject. and then the Development Section begins where rhythmic and melodic ideas of the fugue are explored.
