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Centre Number Surname Candidate Number For Examiner s Use Other Names Candidate Signature Examiner s Initials Question Mark You will need no other materials. Time allowed l 1 hour General Certificate of Secondary Education June 2013 Music 42701 Unit 1 Listening to and Appraising Music Friday 24 May 2013 9.00 am to 10.00 am Instructions l Use black ink or black ball-point pen. You may use pencil for music notation. l Fill in the es at the top of this page. l Answer all questions. l You must answer the questions in the spaces provided. outside the around each page or on blank pages. l Do all rough work in this book. Cross through any work you do not want to be marked. l If you need extra paper, use the Supplementary Answer Sheets. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TOTAL Information l The marks for questions (or part questions) are shown in brackets. l The maximum mark for this paper is 80. l You have three minutes to read through the paper before the CD is played. l There will be suitable pauses for you to read and answer the questions. l You are not required to use full sentences in your answers but may respond using phrases and key words. (JUN134270101) 42701

2 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics/Structure & Form Total for this question: 6 marks 1 You will hear two excerpts. Excerpt A This excerpt will be played three times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 1 (a) Which two of the following terms are appropriate for this excerpt? Circle two answers. a capella antiphonal homophonic imitative polyphonic (2 marks) 1 (b) Which one of the following best suits the form of this excerpt? AA 1 BA AA 1 BB AA 1 BC ABAB 1 (c) What is the time signature of this excerpt? Excerpt B This excerpt will be played twice. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 1 (d) Name the instrument playing the melody at the beginning of this excerpt. 1 (e) To which family of instruments does it belong? 6 (02)

3 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics 2 This excerpt will be played four times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. Total for this question: 5 marks This is the rhythm of the opening seven bars. (a) dynamics (b) melodic movement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 (a) Give a suitable Italian term to describe the dynamics of the chords in bars 1 and 2. 2 (b) Which one of the following best describes the melodic movement in bars 3 6 2? chromatic pentatonic scalic triadic 2 (c) Give the name of the instruments which play the opening melody. 2 (d) Describe two features of the music from bar 7, referring to rhythm and/or melody. (i)... (i)... (ii)... (ii)... (2 marks) 5 Turn over (03)

4 Areas of Study: Harmony & Tonality/Texture & Melody/Structure & Form 3 This excerpt will be played four times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. Total for this question: 5 marks 3 (a) Name the melodic interval played by the trumpet at the end of the first vocal phrase. 3 (b) How many different chords are heard in this excerpt? 3 (c) Which one of the following best fits the form of the whole vocal section? AAB ABA ABB ABC 3 (d) What is the tonality of this excerpt? (04)

5 3 (e) Which one of the following best fits the instrumental melody heard after the vocal section? Tick your answer. A / 0 / 0 B / 0 / 0 C / 0 / 0 5 Turn over for the next question Turn over (05)

6 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Structure & Form 4 This excerpt will be played five times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. Total for this question: 8 marks 4 (a) Here is the first line of the excerpt. Complete the rhythm in bar 3. (a) rhythm 1 2 3 4 The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints. (5 marks) 4 (b) Name the cadence at the end of the first line. 4 (c) On which chord does the excerpt end? dominant dominant seventh subdominant tonic 4 (d) Which one of the following best fits the form of this verse? A 1 A 2 A 3 B A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 A 1 A 2 B 1 B 2 A 1 A 2 BC 8 (06)

7 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics Total for this question: 9 marks 5 You will hear two excerpts. Excerpt A This excerpt will be played three times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 5 (a) Describe the texture of this excerpt. 5 (b) Name the instrument which plays the melody. 5 (c) What is the tonality of this excerpt? 5 (d) The time signature of this excerpt is 3/4. Which Italian term best describes the tempo of the music? Question 5 continues on the next page Turn over (07)

8 5 Excerpt B This excerpt will be played four times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. This is the rhythm of the opening three bars. 1 2 3 5 (e) Name the instrument which plays these notes. 5 (f) Which one of the following terms best describes the melodic movement in bar 2? chromatic pentatonic scalic triadic 5 (g) The voice enters in bar 3. Compare the first three bars of singing with the opening instrumental melody. Which of the following is true? Tick your answer. A They are exactly the same. B They start the same but then change. C They start differently but end the same. D They are completely different. 5 (h) What harmonic device is played by the cellos and basses? 5 (i) On which note of the scale does the vocal part end? 9 (08)

9 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics/Structure & Form Total for this question: 6 marks 6 You will hear two excerpts, Excerpt A and Excerpt B. Each excerpt will be played three times in this order: A B A B A B You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpts. A B A B A B Compare these two versions of the same music, referring to at least two of the following. rhythm metre texture dynamics structure............................................. (6 marks) 6 Turn over (09)

10 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics/ Structure & Form 7 You will hear two excerpts. Total for this question: 10 marks Excerpt A This excerpt will be played three times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. These are the lyrics for this excerpt. The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints. 7 (a) Name the keyboard instrument heard in this excerpt. 7 (b) The first four lines are sung to the chord of E major. Which chord is heard at the beginning of the fifth line? 7 (c) Which lines are sung to the same tune as lines 1 and 2? 7 (d) In which line can backing vocals be heard for the first time? 7 (e) What is the tonality of this excerpt? (10)

11 7 Excerpt B This excerpt will be played four times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. These are the lyrics for this excerpt. The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints. 7 (f) The time signature is 4/4: how many instrumental bars are played between lines 4 and 5? 7 (g) The skeleton score below is for line 5. Complete the melody in bar 2 using the given rhythm. 1 2 The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints. (4 marks) 10 Turn over for the next question Turn over (11)

12 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Timbre & Dynamics 8 This excerpt will be played three times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. Total for this question: 5 marks 8 (a) What is the time signature of this excerpt? 8 (b) Which family of instruments plays this excerpt? 8 (c) Name two playing techniques used. (i)... (ii)... (2 marks) 8 (d) What is the tonality of this excerpt after the opening chord? 5 (12)

13 Areas of Study: Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics 9 This excerpt will be played four times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. Total for this question: 4 marks This is the rhythm of the opening melody. (a) interval 1 2 3 4 9 (a) Which one of the following is the interval between the notes in bar 1? second fourth sixth octave 9 (b) Which one of the following is the interval heard between the bass notes during bars 1 4? second fourth sixth octave 9 (c) Name the melody instrument in this excerpt. 9 (d) Which one of the following ornaments can be heard during this excerpt? Circle your choice. acciaccatura mordent trill turn 4 Turn over (13)

14 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Texture & Melody/ Timbre & Dynamics/Structure & Form Total for this question: 6 marks 10 You will hear two excerpts. Excerpt A This excerpt will be played three times. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. These are the lyrics for this excerpt. The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints. 10 (a) How many different chords are played during lines 1 4? 10 (b) What is the interval between the two notes to which the lyrics of lines 1 4 are sung? 10 (c) Identify the chord used in line 8. second third fourth fifth 10 (d) Name the instrument which takes over as the voices end. (14)

15 10 Excerpt B This excerpt will be played twice. You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 10 (e) What rhythmic device is heard at the beginning of this excerpt? 10 (f) Which one of the following best describes the form of this excerpt after the drum solo? arch-shape binary through-composed twelve-bar blues 6 Turn over for the next question Turn over (15)

16 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Harmony & Tonality/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics/ Structure & Form Total for this question: 8 marks 11 You will hear two excerpts. Each excerpt will be played three times. Excerpt A You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 11 (a) Name the two different textures heard in this excerpt. Texture 1... Texture 2... (2 marks) 11 (b) What happens to the dynamics at the end of this excerpt? 11 (c) What is the time signature of this excerpt? 11 (d) Name the cadence at the end of the excerpt. (16)

17 11 Excerpt B You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 11 (e) Which one of the following best describes the dynamics of this excerpt? Tick your answer. pp pp ff pp ff pp ff ff 11 (f) Which one of the following choirs sings in this excerpt? boys choir ladies choir male voice choir mixed voice choir 11 (g) The excerpt contains two sections. Which one of the following best describes them? Tick your answer. A The two sections are the same. B The second section is a tone higher. C The second section is a tone lower. D The second section is completely different. 8 Turn over (17)

18 Areas of Study: Rhythm & Metre/Texture & Melody/Timbre & Dynamics/Structure & Form 12 You will hear two excerpts. Each will be played three times. Total for this question: 8 marks Each excerpt is part of a song. The lyrics for each are given. Comment on each excerpt, referring to rhythm, melody, use of instruments and/or structure. Excerpt A You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 12 (a) The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints......................... (4 marks) (18)

19 12 Excerpt B You may find it helpful to tick a each time you hear the excerpt. 12 (b) The lyrics cannot be published here due to third-party copyright constraints......................... (4 marks) 8 END OF QUESTIONS (19)

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