musik

My Piece: George Benson Breezin 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QjTK0pL1

Pitch >>

• The piece starts with a very good bass guitar
• The melody is improvised
• The guitar uses scales in the melody and no leaps in the scales
•  major key 

Duration >>

• the guitar solos has many bends which has a long duration
• the time signature is 4/4
• the rhythm development is awkward with many ups and down 

Tone colour >>

• the performing media is a guitar solo with bass and a keyboard and drums in accompany
• the guitar has a snappy sound to it
• the background instruments give the piece life  

Dynamics/expressive technique >>

• the dynamics are loud and soft in some parts
• the expressive techniques are the bending of the strings and the keyboard playing

• The dynamics and expressive techniques of the main melody (trumpet) vary throughout.

Textures >>

• the texture goes up and down many times
• there are no layers
• the texture of the guitar vary because it disappears and reappear
• the texture is homophonic

Structure >>

• The form includes the main theme, then is repeated, but with improvisations. Also known as a ‘Theme and Variations’ form.

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