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    Chopin Prelude 15

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    In this piece‚ Chopin uses a lot of crescendos and diminuendos‚ and there is a wide range of dynamics (from pianissimo to fortissimo) but there are no sudden contrasts. Section A in the piece is quieter than section B‚ which climaxes to fortissimo twice. The structure of ‘Raindrop’ is in ternary form (separated into sections in the form of ABA). In section A (in D flat major) there is a lyrical melody accompanied by quavers in the bass. This section also has its own ABA structure. In section B (C

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    Chopin: Raindrop Prelude

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    Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude Structure Like many piano pieces of the Romantic period‚ Chopin’s Raindrop prelude is in ternary form (ABA1). This is where the second A section very similar to the first A section. However‚ it is the B section which provides a contrast to the outer A sections. The first A section lasts from bar 1-27. It is in D flat major. The B section is from bars 28-75 and it is in C# minor which is the enharmonic equivalent of Db major. Then there is the return of the A section which

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    Chopin’s Prelude in Dᵇ Major Op.28‚ no. 15 Genre/Style Chopin’s prelude in Dᵇ is from the romantic period‚ which began in the late 18th/early 19th century. Composers like Chopin were at the forefront of this change in music‚ developing the writing and playing of solo piano‚ orchestral and opera works and how music was performed. There were many composers from this era that were very well known‚ especially in their later years‚ or after their deaths: Liszt‚ Beethoven‚ Schubert‚ Schumann‚ Chopin‚ Verdi

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    Chopin’s piano prelude No. 15 in D flat major (1838) Melody There is a cantabile legato playing‚ singing‚ smooth style melody. Pedal marks are given to ensure the cantabile legato melodic line. The main tune is characterised by a falling motif which gives the effect of falling raindrops. It was common to represent sadness‚ melancholy and grief. Chopin fills in an initial leap by the stepwise ascent up to G flat then a stepwise back down to D flat to complete the phrase. In section B there is

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    Prelude no.15 in Db major by Chopin PLEASE DO NOT COPY!!! Structure. The song Prelude no.15 by Chopin‚ also known as the raindrop prelude is written in ternary form‚ which means it’s an ABA structure. It’s structure unlike many other preludes has a very clear Ternary form structure with a coda at the end to finish the piece nicely. Section A is written in Db‚ while section B is written enharmonically in C# minor. Although it is in Ternary form the piece can be split into 4 parts. The Coda

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    Chopin and the Character Piece: Nocturnes‚ Preludes‚ and Ballades.” The transition into the Romantic era of music saw the development of many new characteristics. For the most part‚ the music evolved from established forms‚ genres‚ and musical ideas‚ but there was more emphasis on expression. Harmonic language established by Mozart and Haydn was coloured with dissonances‚ and bolder chord changes. Emphasis shifted from the ideals of Mozart’s consonance and order‚ to the expression and increased

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    Prelude

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    The very first preludes were lute compositions of the Renaissance era. They were free improvisations and served as brief introductions to larger pieces of music or particular larger and more complex movements; lutenists also used them to test the instrument or the acoustics of the room before performing. Keyboard preludes started appearing in the 17th century in France: unmeasured preludes‚ in which the duration of each note is left to the performer‚ were used as introductory movements in harpsichord

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    Preludes

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    T.S Eliot’s Preludes‚ is one of his most prominent poems because it presents his view of society at that time using concrete objects and images to metaphorically explore the nature of life and society. In this poem‚ we discover society as corrupt and desolate going through a cycle of meaningless routine where people bare a false hope of a divine source overlooking and protecting humanity. The title itself holds significant meaning. A prelude in general and particularly in a musical sense characterizes

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    Concerto in E Minor: A Staple of the Violin Repertoire “I would like to compose a violin concerto for next winter. One in E minor keeps running through my head‚ and the opening gives me no peace‚” German composer Felix Mendelssohn wrote to his friend‚ violinist Ferdinand David‚ in 1838. Mendelssohn would seek to collaborate on his last orchestral work with David‚ revising it painstakingly until its premiere in Leipzig in 1845. The first movement of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor‚ Op. 64

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    Preludes

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    Preludes (1917) is an early poem of Eliot that deals with the characteristic Modernist trope of urban absurdity‚ monotony and squalor. The poem is divided into 4 parts and in a ’montage’-like fashion‚ creates an associative framework of images that describe a banal urban life‚ disconnected‚ solitary and full of alienation and meaninglessness. The first part sets the tone in minutely describing a winter evening in the city--from the smells of meat to the grimy scraps to the abrupt rain or the lonely

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