Higher Music 2012
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Re: Higher Music 2012YAY!(Original post by Emma_Lawrie)
WHOOOOO I GOT THIS
and see in the fill in the gaps was it in simple time? there is hope of an A yet
Ohh, the gaps one was really weird. I put simple time and my teacher said I might get the mark for that, but he thinks they were looking for 'duple' time.
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Re: Higher Music 2012I did indeed(Original post by Emma_Lawrie)
did you get triplets for the rhythmic grouping?
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Re: Higher Music 2012Renaissance(Original post by Emma_Lawrie)
what about the one with galliard, hemiola, pavan, renassiance, homphony, harmonics and sitar?
Galliard
Homophony
Triplets
You? -
Re: Higher Music 2012My music teacher said it was, but he could have been wrong. It was definitely Renaissance though (which rules out sitar).(Original post by Emma_Lawrie)
is that right? I put homophony, hemiola, sitar and harmonics(although it i thought renaissance) -
Re: Higher Music 2012I put hemiola instead of triplets just because I associate it with galliard and it sounded like it was almost slowing down at points (I thought I heard triplets as well so it was just 50-50). I'm still +1 from your teacher's answers compared to mine though so it's all good!(Original post by Lewis_Mac)
My music teacher said it was, but he could have been wrong. It was definitely Renaissance though (which rules out sitar).
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Re: Higher Music 2012Ahh fair enough! Well I'm down 2 from your teacher's answers(Original post by why-hello-there)
I put hemiola instead of triplets just because I associate it with galliard and it sounded like it was almost slowing down at points (I thought I heard triplets as well so it was just 50-50). I'm still +1 from your teacher's answers compared to mine though so it's all good!
god dammit!
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Re: Higher Music 2012Damn, I did that too! Now I think about it, it must have been 6/8, the quavers were grouped into 3's
maybe the examiners will be lenient? Cross fingers!
Does anyone know the chord in the excerpt with Remedy by Little Boots?? I've been stressing over it for days! I put augmented at first and then I thought I heard 4 notes so I changed it to Added 6th... -
Re: Higher Music 2012I also put added sixth but my teacher said it was augmented due to the intervals being minor, minor, major.(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
Damn, I did that too! Now I think about it, it must have been 6/8, the quavers were grouped into 3's
maybe the examiners will be lenient? Cross fingers!
Does anyone know the chord in the excerpt with Remedy by Little Boots?? I've been stressing over it for days! I put augmented at first and then I thought I heard 4 notes so I changed it to Added 6th...
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Re: Higher Music 2012Urgh, fudge. That's really annoying! Oh well. Just as long as I didn't completely bomb the last two questions like I think I might have, it should still be okay.(Original post by Lewis_Mac)
I also put added sixth but my teacher said it was augmented due to the intervals being minor, minor, major.
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Re: Higher Music 2012According to my teacher it was diminished, the notes were C# E G E in that order(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
Urgh, fudge. That's really annoying! Oh well. Just as long as I didn't completely bomb the last two questions like I think I might have, it should still be okay.
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Re: Higher Music 2012It was a piccolo ( I play, so it'll be pretty embarrising if that's wrong).(Original post by why-hello-there)
My music teacher showed me what he got after the exam (gotta assume he's right for most of them
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for question 1 it was concertino, concerto grosso and trill
for question 2 it was acciaccatura, turn, major, french horn and perfect
can't remember much from the sheet music question.
one of the other questions had plainchant, lied, augmented (i think), polytonality (i thought it was atonal but the start of it counted as a different key or something), jazz-funk and irregular metres. i don't know if those answers are all from the same question, but chances are if you remember writing them then they're right.
the one after that was galliard and hemiola (can't remember the other two, think one of them was homophonic).
the windband one had a snare drum, bass drum and woodblock (though he wasn't too sure with those) and the trombones played a glissando. can't remember anything else from that.
finally, the dreaded grid question. harmonic minor was certainly in excerpt one and excerpt 2 was in a major key, but i can't remember the rest and my teacher wasn't too sure about his answers anyway.
again, these are just his answers so might not be right (and i may have remembered them incorrectly anyway
) but i hope this helps 
Edit: I think the instrument in the winband was a piccolo!
Does anybody know it it was polytonality or antonal for that question, i said polytonal but all my friends said it was atonal?! -
Re: Higher Music 2012(Original post by JackWiggins)
According to my teacher it was diminished, the notes were C# E G E in that order
Was diminished an option?? I thought there was only a choice of added 6th, augmented, diminished 7th and dominant 7th? Don't tell me I read it wrong
Ha! Oh well. Either way, it still looks like I got wrong
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Re: Higher Music 2012(Original post by JackWiggins)
Nah it was definitely an option, cause I nearly put it then decided against it
! Must have read it wrong haha

I did that in the flipping prelim too where I thought the question only wanted one tick per column, but in fact asked for two. (although I realised while still in the exam and managed to guess - the excerpt was The Pink Panther, so I sang it in my head -.-)
and see in the fill in the gaps was it in simple time? there is hope of an A yet