- Complete the revision task on Google Classroom ready for the test on Thursday 28th
- Complete the initial research task for Topic F (Orchestration) on Google Classroom. Due Tuesday 2nd February.
- Complete your composition corrections and write a codetta (in the dominant). You should transpose it into the tonic for the coda and, if you want to be fancier, extend it. There are some notes on Codas at the bottom of this page There is then some more copying and pasting to make the recap. You need to copy and paste S1 at the end of your composition as it is. You need to rewrite your transition so it does NOT modulate. You then need to copy and paste S1 again to make the transposed S2, which is now the same as S1. A nice little extension would be to change S2 this time round to make the recap of it varied. (due Friday February 5th)
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- A Level Links & Resources
- Area of Study E Playlist
- Development of the symphony
- 1712 – Corelli Concerto Grosso
- 1750 Stamitz Op. 3 No. 2
- 1758 Stamitz Trio Symphony in E major
- 1759 C.P.E. Bach in E minor
- 1760 Filtz Sinfonia a 8
- 1760 Haydn No. 2
- 1765 Haydn No. 31
- 1768 Haydn No. 26
- 1770 J.C. Bach Op. 18 No. 4
- 1772 Haydn No. 47
- 1773 Mozart No. 25
- 1788 Mozart No. 40
- 1788 Mozart No. 41
- 1791 Haydn No. 94
- 1804 – Beethoven Symphony No. 3
- 1808 – Beethoven Symphony No. 5
- 1808 – Beethoven Symphony No. 6 (Pastoral)
- 1812 – Beethoven Symphony No. 8
- 1815 – Schubert Symphony No. 3
- 1816 – Schubert Symphony No. 5
- 1824 – Beethoven Symphony No. 9
- 1830 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique
- 1834 – Berlioz, Harold in Italy
- 1850 – Schumann Symphony No. 3 (Rhenish)
- 1854 – Liszt, Les Preludes, No. 3
- 1874 Bruckner, Symphony No. 4
- 1875 – Smetana, ‘Vltava’ from Ma Vlast
- 1883 – Brahms Symphony No. 3
- 1885 – Brahms Symphony No. 4
- 1888 – Strauss, Don Juan
- 1888 – Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5
- 1889 Dvorak – Symphony No. 8
- 1893 – Dvorak Symphony No. 9
- 1893 Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6
- 1894 – Mahler Symphony No. 2
- Haydn and humour
- Music at University and Conservatoire (Guidance for 2022)
- Starting Points
- A Level Music Composition
- 1 Writing a simple Classical theme
- 2 WCT Fingerprints
- 3 Composing Help and Reference
- 4 Texture and Sonority
- 5 Twentieth Century Composition
- Western Classical Tradition: Style Composition Hub
- Instrumental and Vocal Lessons at King Ed’s
- Music Activities and Calendar (2022/23)
- Reference: Handbook and Info
- Short History of Music
- Virtually Live!
- X – Chorale Worksheets (ChoraleGUIDE)
- X – GCSE Glossary
- X – Info for Peripatetic Teachers