Clue | Answer |
How should the piece be played? | |
Which means... | |
What is used in the recorded performance of the Prelude? | |
The melody opens with a ..... rhythm | |
The prelude opens with a lyrical meoldy in which hand? | |
In bar 4, there is what type of ornament? | |
In bar 11, there is what type of ornament? | |
The B Section melody is in which hand? | |
What a narrower range of notes called? | |
The harmony is mainly? (of the Key) | |
Although there are many ........ | |
Both sections end with what type of cadence? | |
But the prelude ends on what type of cadence? | |
What type of pedal is heard throughout the piece? | |
The piece is mainly ....phonic | |
In Section A, what is in the left hand? | |
The texture of Section is a lot more .... | |
There is a ...phonic passage in the coda | |
There are many crescendos and ........ | |
There are some PPs, which means? | |
There are some FFs, which means? | |
Section ... climaxes with a 2 FFs | |
Most of the Prelude is in middle or ..... ranges of the piano | |
The Prelude is not difficult to play, so it is not ..... | |
The piece could be described as 'in a singing style' or ...... | |
Which pedal helps produce its resonance? | |
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