Music - Berlioz - Assignment Example

Music Track of 3 Among the different musical elements used by Berlioz, are the tremolos. Using this element, which is made up of rapid bowings, made back and forth, the author achieves to create a spooky atmosphere for his listeners. Track 2 of 3 The first part is in a motive melody. Here, the combination of harmony, the rhythm of the song and melody are in a constant constant, mode in the short pattern note. The length of the phrases of the other part of the song varies. It can be referred to a cadence Track 3 of 3 The timbre of this part resembles the sound produced by the wind.

This could be a combination of woodwinds and instruments made of brass. The melodic motion or melodic contour gradually rises and falls. The rhythm, on the other hand, is of mixed meters. It shifts from a meter to another and from one key to another. Track 3 of 3 The texture derived from this part is that of a homophonic nature. Here, the melodic line is one and is supported by the harmonic accompaniment that is derived from this part. This section can additionally be classified into a concerto-sonata from where it is an orchestra.

Track 3 of 3 The beats are subdivided into different parts. The rhythm is achieved by the uneven number of the various subdivisions of the entire song. The modulation tonality, where the author moves from one key to another also creates suspense to listeners. The timbre is composed of different vibrating membranes that produce the sounds similar to those of drums. Track 3 of 3 The author manipulates the terraced dynamics in this last part of the song. This is evident with the sudden and the overly dramatic shift that he makes from loud to soft pitch.

Work Cited Stokes, Martin. "Introduction." (2014): 18-21.