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Perfect Cadance
chords
five
to
one
Plagal Cadance
chords
four
to
one
imperfect cadance
chords
one
to
four
interrupted cadance
chords
five
to
six
Bach Badinerie- structure
binary
form-
AABB
section a is
16
bars long
section b is
24
bars long
Bach Badinerie- dynamics
forte throught although no written
dynamics
on the
original
score
usually played using
terraced dynamics
Bach Badinerie-when composed
Composed between
1738
and
1739
Bach Badinerie-harmony
diatonic
throught
uses
root
position
and
inverted
chords
uses
dominant
sevenths
and
Neapolitan
sixth
chords
Bach Badinerie-cadances
imperfect
and
perfect
both sections end with a
perfect cadance
Bach Badinerie- time signature
simple
duple
time
in
two
/
four
Bach Badinerie- rhythm
ostinato
rhythms
almost totally quavers and
semiquavers
Bach Badinerie- instruments
flute
,
string orchestra
,
harpsichord
Bach Badinerie-texture
homophonic
Bach Badinerie-tempo
allegro
but not
marked
Africa, Toto- when written
1981
Africa, Toto- genera
soft
rock love song with features in
African
music
Africa, Toto- melodic features
conjunct
melody
strophic
form
use of
pentatonic
scale in
E
mainly
syllabic
but occasionally
melismatic
vocal range is less than
two
octaves( apart from improvisation)
Africa, Toto- articulation
legarto
, only
accented
in improv
Africa, Toto-dynamics
mainley mf
but
f
in
the chorus
Africa, Toto-tempo
92
BPM
Africa, Toto- structure
intro
verse
1
chorus
1
link
1
verse
2
chorus
2
link
2
instrumental
chorus
3
outro
Africa, Toto- harmony
diatonic
throught
Africa, Toto- instruments
drumkit
with additional
percussion
lead
and
bass
guitars
synthesizers
male
lead vocals
marimba
kalimba
conga
drums
Africa, Toto- rhythm
almost totally of
quavers
consistent use of
syncopation
Africa, Toto- time signature
2/2
throught
Africa, Toto-texture
homophonic
Africa, Toto- tonality
Verse:
B major
Chorus:
A
maj