The principles of Unity and Variety apply to all music, regardless of composition style or historical period.
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1. How is UNITY created in this piece?
2. How is VARIETY created in this piece?
3. What instruments do you hear the performers playing?
4. How many musical ideas do you hear? Do you hear just one idea repeated or more than one musical idea? For example Idea A: 0-:15 loud, orchestra Idea A: 15-:30 solo horn Idea B: 30-:44 soft, orchestra
5. When you listen referentially, what associations do you have? What story or images come to mind?
6. Which kind of this music? Why? (Folk, Art, or Jazz)
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Introduction Musical pieces contain specific elements regardless of genre and style The two most important elements in any musical piece are Variety and Unity and they apply to every musical compositi...View the full answer
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