@@fangyongguo7694 Heterophony is slightly different, heterophony is a type of texture characterized by the simultaneous variation of a single melodic line. Such a texture can be regarded as a kind of complex monophony in which there is only one basic melody, but realized at the same time in multiple voices, each of which plays the melody differently, either in a different rhythm or tempo, or with various embellishments and elaborations. I would describe the "question and answer" style you refer to is usually described as polyphonic.
This was really helpful! I know this was about texture and structure, but I was just wondering what the styles and periods were for each piece, as well as their composers?
@@MusicOnlineUK good one, you got me. Okay here goes 1st- Classical, Possible Composer: Mozart. Due to its homophonic texture with a dominant melody, use of Alberti bass, regular phrase length etc. 2nd- Romantic, Possible Composer: Schubert. Due to the range used across the piano, and how the piece is defined by its lyrical melodic lines. 3rd- Classical, Possible Composer: Clementi. Due to its simple melody with some use of ornamentation with a chordal accompaniment. 4th- Baroque, Possible Composer: Scarlatti. Due to the use of 2 part harmony, clear articulation and limited piano range. AHHH please be kind
All of your videos are so good! In the exam though, some of the structure questions are on identifying the phrase structure, but your video didn't cover it in the video. Could you make another video on this or tell me how to do it? I have been trying to find something online to help me but without success. Thank you so much, you have helped a lot already
I thank you very much for the offer, but I think that I have found the necessary information online. I think that it is amazing you reply to every single comment you get so promptly. Thank you once again for you help
Thick or Thin are only the most basic answers, you should try to give a little more information in the exam as mentioned in the example answers in this video. It may be the case that the texture varies through the extract and you need to describe this change. Try to think of texture as a sandwich, don't just describe how many layers in your sandwich, but also what kind of layers, (what type of bread/filling)
+Lil Panda Yes, they will tell you what things to look out for, but not the exact question. For example, dynamics (in general) and texture. There will always be two areas covered.
+Lil Panda There isn't a third one, just two categories. OK, sometimes ONE category might have a two part question sometimes, but only ever two categories.
Wow this is really helpful! My exam is tomorrow, if only I had found out about this sooner!
Good Luck !! Let me know how you get on.
This really helped me a lot. My exam is tomorrow and this video calmed me down a little.
Good luck. Let me know how it goes.!!
I need more work in this area. BTW, the last piece is one of the pieces I will be playing for my grade 6. I think the whole tune I learn is ABA.
My exam is tomorrow OMG
Good luck.
Brilliant. Love your clear, thorough teaching style. Many thanks!
Thanks for you're feedback.
I just love how you always replies to everyone's comments! 🙂
Because this channel is to help real people.
Also, I wanted to ask a question. In classical music, there is a common theme of question and answer. Could this be basically called hetreophonic?
@@fangyongguo7694 Heterophony is slightly different, heterophony is a type of texture characterized by the simultaneous variation of a single melodic line. Such a texture can be regarded as a kind of complex monophony in which there is only one basic melody, but realized at the same time in multiple voices, each of which plays the melody differently, either in a different rhythm or tempo, or with various embellishments and elaborations. I would describe the "question and answer" style you refer to is usually described as polyphonic.
Thanks
This was really helpful! I know this was about texture and structure, but I was just wondering what the styles and periods were for each piece, as well as their composers?
Glad you found it helpful. Regarding style and period - Why don't you write down your suggestions and I'll let you know right or wrong ;)
@@MusicOnlineUK good one, you got me. Okay here goes
1st- Classical, Possible Composer: Mozart. Due to its homophonic texture with a dominant melody, use of Alberti bass, regular phrase length etc.
2nd- Romantic, Possible Composer: Schubert. Due to the range used across the piano, and how the piece is defined by its lyrical melodic lines.
3rd- Classical, Possible Composer: Clementi. Due to its simple melody with some use of ornamentation with a chordal accompaniment.
4th- Baroque, Possible Composer: Scarlatti. Due to the use of 2 part harmony, clear articulation and limited piano range.
AHHH please be kind
@@incadescant All periods correctly identified although composers varied and the reasons given were good.
@@MusicOnlineUK omg thank you! Now I just need to figure out how to get to this point in a much shorter time frame. My grade 7 exam is in a month!!
i have my exam tomorrow, but my teacher didn’t teach me anything about aural part. Good luck to me.
I hope my playlist "E Aural Trainer" will be of some help - let me know how you get on.
MusicOnline UK I have just finished my exam and it went pretty well. This channel did help me a lot. Thanks！
So glad you felt my channel helped.
My exam is in an hour lmao
Good luck!!
My exam is tomorrow and this is calming me down and my nerves thankyou!
Fab5 Foxes You're most welcome. Good luck tomorrow and let me know how it went, particularly the Aural section.
MusicOnline UK yes just had my exam and it went ok and the aural was the best bit (and pieces) thankyou!
+Fab5 Foxes Glad it went OK. Again let me know when you get the results.
Thank you for making this video i have my grade 6 exam tomorrow hopefully I do well! I feel way more confident now because of you.
Good luck!!
How did your exam go?
@@MusicOnlineUK I got a merit only 1 mark off a distinction! Thanks again for your help!
My exam is in a few hours! Thank you for this video it was very helpful
You're welcome. Good luck and let me know how it goes.
MusicOnline UK Thank you!
I should watch your videos earlier!I will have my exam tmr omg !!!!
Good luck with your exam!! Wishing you the success you deserve.
All of your videos are so good! In the exam though, some of the structure questions are on identifying the phrase structure, but your video didn't cover it in the video. Could you make another video on this or tell me how to do it? I have been trying to find something online to help me but without success. Thank you so much, you have helped a lot already
If you wish, I could go through this with you on a Skype lesson. More details here www.music-online.org.uk/p/skype-lessons.html
I thank you very much for the offer, but I think that I have found the necessary information online. I think that it is amazing you reply to every single comment you get so promptly. Thank you once again for you help
hello:)You helped my a lot for my exam which is in an hour and i was really stressed but the video helped me.Thank you!
+Antonia Ktori You are most welcome. Good luck and please let me know how you got on.
Your videos are saving me from pre-exam panic. I feel more ready now, thank you
You are most welcome. Thank you for taking the time to express your appreciation. Please let us know how you get on in the exam.
I’m only 10 and my exams next week! Thank you sooooooo much for your videos!🤩
Good luck
Thanks
Hi, thankyou for making this video.
You're welcome.
Really. A helpful revision for grade 7 shortly
Good luck with your exam.
I got Distinction!!!🤩🤩🤩
Congratulations.
My favourite bro you're channel is so diverse
Thank you so much 😀
Are the pieces in this video the same length as we can expect to hear in exams?
Yes they are. :)
so except first extract how can you describe as thin or thick?
Thick or Thin are only the most basic answers, you should try to give a little more information in the exam as mentioned in the example answers in this video. It may be the case that the texture varies through the extract and you need to describe this change. Try to think of texture as a sandwich, don't just describe how many layers in your sandwich, but also what kind of layers, (what type of bread/filling)
@@MusicOnlineUK 👍
And this piece was my grade 2 exam piece
thanks your sharing!
You're welcome - do you have an exam coming up soon?
Yeah...
Hello :) Thank you sooo much for uploading this video.... it helped me a lot... please upload more in future.... Thanks again :)
Hello Ramona, I'm glad you found it useful.
what is the name of the second piece you used as an example?? it was so lovely i almost forgot what i was supposed to be listening for :)
You'll find it(along with it's title) here th-cam.com/video/kbzn-Tgxn30/w-d-xo.html
this helped a lot my exam is in 3 hours and I'm soooo nervous thank you so much
+Michelle F good luck
Do they usually tell you what questions you will be asked before starting?
+Lil Panda Yes, they will tell you what things to look out for, but not the exact question. For example, dynamics (in general) and texture. There will always be two areas covered.
MusicOnline UK so they will tell you two questions asked but not the third one?
+Lil Panda There isn't a third one, just two categories. OK, sometimes ONE category might have a two part question sometimes, but only ever two categories.
MusicOnline UK ok thank you very much, this helped me a lot
+Lil Panda You're welcome.
Thanks my exam is in a week my nana found this out
Good Luck!! Do let me know how it goes - especially the Aural Section :)
Ok I will thanks
I have a grade 8 exam day after i got confused between subdominant and relative minor please help asap 😓😓😓😓😓
Try this th-cam.com/video/XBaxLk78j78/w-d-xo.html
and this th-cam.com/video/F1mxWIHwAww/w-d-xo.html
How come I already knew all the songs 😭😂
Well done, but this video is about texture and structure.
MusicOnline UK I know, and all your videos are so helpful :) thank you for posting
+Manga Padlock You're welcome, and thank you for your kind words