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EDEXCEL AS Music P.L.C. 6MU03 - Anthology NHA

Edexcel GCE Music (AS)

6MU06 – Further Musical Understanding (Anthology of Set Works)

Personal Learning Checklists

Demonstrate your understanding of your set works by filling in the tables with as much relevant detail as possible.

Try to reference bar numbers/sections where specific events happen.

You may find it useful to copy out key melodic/rhythmic motifs using notation rather than describing them – there is often a question in the exam that requires you to recall specific rhythmic or melodic ideas from your set works.

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Instrumental Music

Holborne – Pavane ‘The image of melancholy’ and Galliard ‘Ecce quam bonum’Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes to the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

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polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Instrumental Music

JS Bach – Partita No. 4 in D, BWV 828: Sarabande and GigueTonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

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atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura

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instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Instrumental Music

Haydn – Symphony No. 26 in D minor: ‘Lamentatione’: movement I

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre

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the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections

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binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Instrumental Music

Brahms – Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34: movement III

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

7

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood

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main mood/atmosphere/character

expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Instrumental Music

Shostakovich – Prelude and Fugue in A, Op. 87 No. 7

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

9

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context

10

Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

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Instrumental Music

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra – ‘Black and Tan Fantasy’

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

12

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Instrumental Music

Miles Davis Quintet – ‘Four’ (opening)

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres

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major/minor/chromatic/atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura

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instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

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Applied Music

J.S. Bach – Cantata Bo. 48, ‘Ich elender Mensch’: movements I-IV

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

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polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Applied Music

Schoenberg – ‘Der kranke Mond’ from Pierrot Lunaire

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres

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major/minor/chromatic/atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura

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instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Vocal Music

Leonard Bernstein – ‘On the Waterfront: Symphonic Suite’ (opening)

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar

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changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form

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12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Applied Music

John Williams – ‘ET: Flying Theme’

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo

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main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

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character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Applied Music

Niall Keegan (Ireland) – Tom McElvogue’s (jig) and New Irish Barndance (reel)

Tonality key signature(s) tonal centres major/minor/chromatic/

atonal

Metre the number of beats in a bar changes in the main pulse

Tempo main speed(s) any changes (and where

they occur) rubato/rit./rall./accel.

23

Melody main tunes/motifs use of modes/blues

scale/pentatonic scale/raga

Harmony commonly used chords diatonic/chromatic harmony commonly used cadences

Rhythm commonly used rhythm

patterns use of syncopation/triplets/

hemiola

Texture different layers/combinations

of parts monophonic/homophonic/

polyphonic/counterpoint

Timbre instruments/voices pitch range/tessitura instrumental techniques

Structure organisation of sections binary/ternary/rondo form 12 bar blues/pop song repetition/variation of ideas

Mood main mood/atmosphere/

character expression/dynamics theme/story behind lyrics

Context

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Period/year of composition musical/social developments

of the time period Album/large scale work the

extract is taken from

Self-Assessment of My Understanding

Red(Insecure)

Amber(Moderately Secure)

Green(Secure)

Date Date Date

Glossary/Key Terms/Vocabulary

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Grade tracking:Note: You should discuss this checklist regularly with your subject teacher.

All marks are your current standard / level. Please be positive about these and use these to motivate you to succeed!

Date Type of exam question

Mark Feedback

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