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Category Choice Song Irish traditional folk song Folk songs from other countries Songs composed by the great composers Historical and modern ballads Popular songs include Negro spirituals, jazz and blues songs Vocal church music and carols Songs from operas / stage musicals Two part songs / round canons Category Illustrative and film music Theme and variations Movements involving an instrumental or vocal soloist or a group of soloists with an accompanying ensemble Dance movements Orchestral piece with traditional instrument Feature 1 Feature 2 I Know My Love Composer / Country of Origin Ireland Sung in English Jamaican Farewell Trinidad & Tobago Syncopation Moderate tempo and joyful mood Guitar accompaniment Caro Mio Ben G. Giordani Ornamentation on notes Fields of Athenry Pete St. John Saints and Sinners Paddy Casey Orchestral introduction and accompaniment A verse and chorus form Backing vocals in the chorus Look At the World John Rutter Use of the harp Choir singing America (from West Side Story) Flower Duet (from Lakmé) Leonard Bernstein Syncopated introduction on percussion Free rhythm vocals Léo Delibes Orchestral accompaniment Relaxed mood Choice Work Hogwarts’ March (from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) When the Saints Go Marching In Composer Patrick Doyle Feature 1 Brass instruments playing only Feature 2 Brass fanfare creates exciting atmosphere Louis Armstrong Melody varies by singing and extra notes The Anvil Chorus (from Il Trovatore) Guiseppe Verdi Variation of instruments throughout Triangle imitation of the hammer hitting the anvil Fr. Conroy’s Jig (from The Seville Suite: Kinsale to La Coruña) Ripples in the Rockpools Bill Whelan Ornamentation on notes Accordion plays melody with orchestral accompaniment Shaun Davey Uilleann pipes play an Irish reel with orchestral accompaniment Restlessness mood with changing time signatures Repeated notes Guitar and percussion accompaniment Voices sung in unison Category Set Song Irish folk songs Amhrán na Cuiginne Folk songs from other countries Click Go the Shears Art songs Historical and modern ballads Popular songs, spirituals, jazz songs Church music and carols Songs from operas, musicals, cantatas, oratorios Two-part songs, rounds and canons Composer / Key Country of Origin Ireland Modal Time Tempo Signature Form Range 6 8 Lively 8 notes Gentle Australia C Major 4 4 Lively Wanderer’s Franz Night Song Schubert Bb Major 4 4 Slow Verse and chorus Verse: ABAC Chorus: DEAC ABC The Verdant Braes of Screen Yesterday Co. Derry, Ireland Modal 4 4 Fairly slow Strophic 8 notes Subdued Paul McCartney, John Lennon F Major 2 2 Moderate Ternary AABA 10 notes The Lord is My Shepherd Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man Fr. Tom Egan Modal 3 4 Slow 8 notes Reverent (deep) Jerome Kern Eb Major 2 2 Refrain and verse Moderate Ternary AABA 11 notes Joyful Triadic melody / Syncopation Evening Prayer Engelbert D Major Humperdinck 4 4 Moderate ABCDE 11 notes Quiet and calm Key changes / Crotchet movement 10 notes Mood Lively 8 notes Peaceful Sad and regretful Features Simple rhythm / repeated final note Octave leaps / Dotted rhythms Repeated notes / Fermata (Pause) Flattened 7th / Syncopation Step movement / Pause on final note Ornamentation / Free rhythm Lines of the Treble Clef (Every Good Boy Deserves Football) Spaces of the Treble Clef Lines of the Bass Clef (Green Bikes Don’t Fall Apart) Spaces of the Bass Clef (All Cows Eat Grass) Set Work Section Composer Time Signature 4 4 Key Form Mood Tempo Feature Feature Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major Allegro J.S. Bach D Major Ritornello Bright Fast 4 4 6 8 B Minor E Major Ritornello Calm Slow Ternary ABA1Coda Peaceful Key changes to A Major & B Minor Ornamentation on notes Homophonic texture 3 4 4 4 A Minor B Minor Ternary ABA1Coda Theme and variation Gentle Moderately fast Waltzlike March Cadenza on the harpsichord Dotted rhythms Sequences Pizzicato strings Melodic ostinato Violins and violas imitating Staccato 2 4 D Major Intro AB Link A1 Lively and energetic Fast Accented notes Bonyparte 2 4 D Major Intro AB Link A1 Fast McLeod’s Reel 2 4 G Major Intro AB Link A1 Lively and energetic Lively and energetic Vamping chordal accompaniment on piano Triplets Accented notes New dance in G Major Affetuoso Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 Morning Edvard Grieg Anitra’s Dance Hoedown from Rodeo In the Hall of the Mountain King Intro Aaron Copland Exciting Fast Lively accented tune Name: Early music Category: Medieval music Pieces of music Piece 1: Pour Mon Cœur (By Early Music Consort) Piece 2: Dance Royale (By Early Music Consort) Musical feature 1: Vocal music Description: There are many types and styles of vocal medieval music. These include: - Folk songs - Court songs - Plainchant - Motet Plainchant and motet were used for religious songs. Medieval court music was mainly composed and performed by poet-musicians who were born into noble families. Musical feature 2: Dance music Description: Popular dances from this period include: A farandole which is a line dance with two crotchet beats in a bar and an estampie which is a couples dance with three crotchet beats in a bar. It was probably composed by one of the troubadours and performed unaccompanied. It may also have been accompanied by another medieval instrument such as the psaltery. Estampie comes from the French word ‘estamper’, which means ‘to stamp the feet’. Musical feature 3: Instruments Description: The types of instruments included: Loud outdoor instruments such as the pipe, tabor (drum), shawm (a wind instrument), trumpet and cornet. Soft indoor instruments such as the fiddle, hurdy-gurdy, psaltery and rebec. A hurdy-gurdy is like a viola with a handle at one end. A psaltery is a stringed instrument that is plucked with the fingers or a plectrum. A rebec is a fiddle with a rounded back. Features Topic Performance Singing Instruments Origin Ornamentation Dynamics Texture Unaccompanied Traditional Generation Yes Little or Monophony Traditional Solo to none Generation Group Accompanied NonNo origin No Plenty Polyphony NonTraditional Traditional Range Drones Wide Yes range Little range Instruments Family Woodwind Brass Strings Percussion Traditional Uilleann Pipes Flute Tin Whistle Clarinet Cor Anglais Oboe Bassoon Saxophone N/A Harp Fiddle Banjo Violin Viola Cello Double Bass Guitar Bouzouki Bodhran Bones Spoons Piano Synthesizer Drum Kit Xylophone Gong Snare Drum Cymbals Non-Traditional Trumpet French Horn Euphonium Tuba Sousaphone Free Aerophone Accordion Concertina Harmonica Sean-Nós Singing (Old style singing) Sean-Nós Ornamentation Accompaniment Quality Singing Yes Generally Nasal unaccompanied sounding quality Dynamics Rhythm Language No Free Irish No Types of Irish Dances Dance Reel Jig Hornpipe Waltz March Time Signature 4 2 4 OR 4 6 8 4 4 3 4 4 4 Tempo Fast Fast Slow Slow Slow
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