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LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core A Movement / Tenor aria Tenor Flute; Cello; Organ + + 7 B X = Quaver rest. Y = Crotchet rest. Rests to be inserted on score. Perfect cadence Any valid description of word painting as heard in the excerpt. Must link text with musical feature. e.g Confident upward leap on be-herzt Panic leap at mention of the fiend of Hell zum Streite Melisma (Ornamentation): (a) On streite, three examples bar 5, 9, 5 (b) Rising scale on sieghaft at bar followed by perfect cadence in E flat at bar or any other valid description Up to marks for description of word painting in the excerpt. + 9 5 C Polyphonic and explanation. Fl obligato vs the melody or any valid rationale for answer. or Homophonic with appropriate rationale (chordal accompaniment in organ; passages in 6ths; ritornello in homophonic). mark for identification. Up to marks for reason 8ve leaps (upward), pedal notes, word painting, melisma / ornamentation (not both), sequence, repetition, descending broken chord, upward wide leaps. mark for each of correct features Ritornello form or any other recognised form of this movement Valid description of ritornello or correctly recognised form Movement or or 6 + + 9 (iv) (v) Staccato (detached) A major crotchet (quaver) / block chords / repeated / Right hand / thin (sparse) texture. marks for any correct components. Otherwise mark. Thunderbolt Use of drums/crash cymbals, hammering bass octaves in piano and falsetto voice reflecting the thunder and fear; unison rhythms; texture; dynamics. One way (up to marks) Solo voice alternating with vocal chorus at opening; antiphonal Gallileo s (antiphony); Voices entering in succession after each other singing Magnifico; Rising chromatic Repeated No building to a climax; the section is very dramatic; style of piano; Italian text Two statements of features (Up to marks) A capella / ballad / rock/light (soft) rock / pop ballad / pop and one feature of each. Style.5 X Feature X +.5 +.5 + 0

LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core Coda Timpani / kettle drum(s) Rhythmic feature = Triplets OR (iv) (v) () More wind added / wind take over (fl. Ob. Clar., C.I.., Hn.)/ strings drop out / timps drop out / French horn added / tuba drops out / One statement of instrumentation change = 8 notes X.5 Rhythm must be correct. Continuation of long sustained passage / Friar Lawrence (chorale) concludes; fragments of second subject (Love Theme) played by strings, while woodwind play syncopated chords, mainly in rds; entry of harp playing ascending chords as in the introduction to the work; timpani play fortissimo roll; syncopated tutti tonic (B major) chords; dynamic changes Description or statement of two of above or any other relevant description ( Up to marks).5 X 8 + 0 Explanation of polyphony with reference to excerpt e.g. violin with melody, viola with countermelody. (Explanation of polyphony only =.5).5.5 +.5 +.5.5.5 (.5 X ) Time signature MUST be on the score Harmonics (Vc), senza vibrato ( X ) + (iv) Bars -6 Remainder (bars 7-) Octave higher Octave lower Mf-f Ff Harmonics No harmonics Slower speed (crotchet = 8) Faster speed (crotchet = 76) Legato Detached/accented / roughly Played by Vln, Vla + Vc Played by more instruments / piano added Melody vln Counter melody vla. (Two differences. MUST refer to both sections.5 X ) Each part is now tripled/quadrupled Melody vln., vla., piano (RH +LH) Countermelody Vc., Piano (RH +LH) Any other relevant differences i.e. change in mood etc..5 +.5 0 (v) Personal response to Piano Quartet no.. Reference to two or more musical features to support personal response. (). Statement alone of features =.5 +.5

5 LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core A Donegal style / sean-nos; Two features in excerpt: solo, nasal, (slight) ornamentation, no dynamics, some melisma (very slight), some vibrato (slight), unaccompanied + Tonality = modal / re mode A Form = ABBA Dance = Slip / Hop jig; Time-signature = 9/8. +.5 +.5 (accept other appropriate rhythms) Three relevant dances and appropriate time signatures (both must be correct) (a) Jig / Double jig 6/8 (b) Slide 6/8 or /8 (c) Reel / or / (or /) (d) Hornpipe / (e) Polka /.5 +.5 +.5.5 5 A. Whistle;. Flute / Low whistle. Uilleann pipes [Order MUST be correct] 5 +.5 +.5.5. Bodhrán;. Bones / spoons [Order must be correct] Statement of any two relevant features: Imitation / interplay Counterpoint Build-up in music over ostinato-like background Lack of unison playing Use of motifs both rhythmic and melodic Emphasis on solo instrument Any other valid answer.5 +.5.5 +.5

LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core Up to 0 marks for quality of answers and knowledge of topic chosen. See descriptors below. Deduct up to marks for quality and relevance of appropriate references of musical examples. A Excellent awareness and detailed knowledge of musical features of topic. 0 B Very good knowledge of musical features of chosen topic 8-9 C Good knowledge of topic, but lacking in detail. 6-7 5 B 0 D Some general points on topic, but lacking sufficient detail. -5 E Generally inadequate response to chosen topic. - F Little response to chosen topic in evidence. NG No response to chosen topic in evidence. 0

LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core bars crotchets A = Downward leap of a th B = syncopation C = triplet rhythm A + + 6 B st beat of bar 5 Descending chromatic line at Y Imperfect cadence 5 Description of three features, as follows description for each feature: (a) Instrumentation Violins, violas, cellos (double basses) + harpsichord Strings + continuo/harpsichord (Baroque) string orchestra Any correct instruments = Violins = 6 (b) Texture - Polyphonic / canonic / fugal / imitative The theme/ tune is heard in one part and then imitated by the other parts in turn. Any other valid description 0 C (c) Style 9 Baroque: small orchestra (mainly) strings + harpsichord. Polyphonic texture Obvious / contrasting dynamics, mainly f and p / terraced dynamics Ornamentation added, lots of trills / mordents especially at end. Energetic rhythms Busy / purposeful bass line Strict treatment of the tune with many changes of key Triplets and syncopation no longer present overall (some syncopation in nd phrase) Augmented tune Played detaché Any other valid description

LC Music 006 Marking Scheme Listening - Higher level - core Q Sec Part BRAILLE / MODIFIED MARKING SCHEME Answers Mark Sub-Total Total In which bar are rests used for the first time? Marks for bar B.5 +.5 +.5 (.5 X ) Time signatures to be inserted on the extracted bars 6 B Bar 5 Marks may be awarded for naming the line i.e. line