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So I'm revising Electric Counterpoint by Steve Reich for mocks and I need some help.
So some sources say that the tonality is E minor with modulations to C minor.
But some sources say that it is G major and Eb major!!
Help, which one is it?!
(imo it doesn't really sound minor, but I'd like to be certain!)
So some sources say that the tonality is E minor with modulations to C minor.
But some sources say that it is G major and Eb major!!
Help, which one is it?!
(imo it doesn't really sound minor, but I'd like to be certain!)
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E minor and C minor - The tonality is ambiguous until the basses come in and affirm the key as E minor.
Trust me- E minor was the correct answer in a mark scheme.
Trust me- E minor was the correct answer in a mark scheme.
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It starts off in E minor, modulates to C minor in bar 74, returns to E minor in bar 82, modulates again to C minor in bar 90 and then finally returns to E minor at bar 98.
Trust me, I'm staring at the Edexcel textbook as I type this
Trust me, I'm staring at the Edexcel textbook as I type this
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Saw this thread in the latest discussions and was one of the first results to come up when I searched "music GCSE" so I thought I'd post it here...
I took my final IGCSEs in summer 2012 though my school chose to do GCSE music (idk why) so I made a summary table for all the set works which you can find here: http://getrevising.co.uk/resources/g...condensed_info
-you have to create a free account to download it though.
I got an A overall, but got 81/90 on compositions and 88/90 for performances. It was the listening paper that brought me down, unfortunately.
Don't hesitate to contact me if anyone's got any further questions
I took my final IGCSEs in summer 2012 though my school chose to do GCSE music (idk why) so I made a summary table for all the set works which you can find here: http://getrevising.co.uk/resources/g...condensed_info
-you have to create a free account to download it though.
I got an A overall, but got 81/90 on compositions and 88/90 for performances. It was the listening paper that brought me down, unfortunately.
Don't hesitate to contact me if anyone's got any further questions
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