Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark Scheme
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Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark Scheme
1) For 'What musical device is used by the bassoons and horns' in the Mozart question, I'm pretty sure the answer is 'pedal' or 'sustained notes' and not imitation.
2) For minimalist techniques, I'm pretty sure metrical displacement appears in E.Counterpoint too.
3) For the 'features of a lament' - I'm quite sure vocables doesn't count, as that is more to do with waulking songs than laments. However, 'falling melodic line' is correct too (I'm pretty certain about this).
4) Differences between alap and gat - the gat is precomposed, whilst the alap is improvised (an additional answer). -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark Scheme
About the musical device are you sure its imitation, cos i thought it was between sequence or pedal?
And you spelt syllables wrong lol
And for the chopin differences i put there is more of a chordal texture in the 2nd section, would that be a mark?Last edited by Kakashidude101; 17-05-2012 at 13:27. -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeI'm pretty sure it was pedal too. For the Chopin, I'm sure you'll get a mark for that, because it is in the Edexcel Set works book.(Original post by Kakashidude101)
About the musical device are you sure its imitation, cos i thought it was between sequence or pedal?
And you spelt syllables wrong lol
And for the chopin differences i put there is more of a chordal texture in the 2nd section, would that be a mark? -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeI did exactly the same thing! We listened to that version a few days before the exam and my teacher told us that it was DEFINITELY esraj and that tanpura would be wrong! If I get that wrong I'm going to be really annoyed..(Original post by ArcticMonkeysFan)
Are you sure? I did a practise listening and the correct answer came up as Esraj! Urgh I was going to put Tanpura as well :/ -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark Scheme(Original post by R.P.Everything.)
1) For 'What musical device is used by the bassoons and horns' in the Mozart question, I'm pretty sure the answer is 'pedal' or 'sustained notes' and not imitation.I seem to have no recoverable memory of this question whatsoever, can't even remember my answer. I'll go by the majority though...(Original post by Kakashidude101)
About the musical device are you sure its imitation, cos i thought it was between sequence or pedal? -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeI really hope it will cos thats what i put(Original post by shots20)
and for the lament question which i really had no idea, I put the 12/8 time signuture creates a rocking feel. anyone know if this might be allowed ??? -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeYeah I did(Original post by Chloee123)
Anyone else found the music exam very hard? :/ -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeLoool, played by piano, u were really desperate(Original post by astropadro)
For chopin
Similarities: played by piano
Time signature
Differences: melody played in left hand
Sustained quavers in the right hand? -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeMy music teacher said it was pedal notes but i think i put imitation cos i was like AHH NO CLUE(Original post by DrumChops)
I seem to have no recoverable memory of this question whatsoever, can't even remember my answer. I'll go by the majority though... -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeYou laugh, but look at last years Mark scheme 7A similarities for capercaillie, you can put Same language, same singer or both use piano for an answer. http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocu...s_20110824.pdf(Original post by Kakashidude101)
Loool, played by piano, u were really desperate -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeIk its probably right but its still funny(Original post by astropadro)
You laugh, but look at last years Mark scheme 7A similarities for capercaillie, you can put Same language, same singer or both use piano for an answer. http://www.edexcel.com/migrationdocu...s_20110824.pdf
The simplest things will get you a mark, but i didnt apply that to the grace question unfortunately and probz lost quite a few marks -
Re: Edexcel GCSE Music May 2012 - Unofficial Mark SchemeSame language and Same singer ;D(Original post by Kakashidude101)
Ik its probably right but its still funny
The simplest things will get you a mark, but i didnt apply that to the grace question unfortunately and probz lost quite a few marks
. Does anyone know if this paper was harder than last years