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Matt: This is a really good recording of Geoff Payne and the Melbourne Symphony playing the Lovelock trumpet concerto. Make some comments on the nature of the melody and how Geoff treats it in his interpretation.

Student: The melody is bright, happy and cheerful! It has fanfare like intervals and rhythms. It has a number of different contours and shapes to it.

Geoff generally does small crescendos up to the highest point in the melody and diminuendos as the melody goes lower. At the end of some long notes there is very effective use of vibrato which seems to get faster toward the end of the note, there also seems to be a crescendo at this point in the note.


 * Haydn Trumpet Concerto - Mvt II Student analysis**

__The Basics__ Time signature - 6/8 Key - Bb Major (Bb trumpet pitch) Instruments - Orchestra (Piano) and Solo Trumpet Form Ternary Range - middle C - Bb above the stave (trumpet pitch) Period/Style/Genre - Classical, characteristic 2nd movement of a concerto

Melody Has more than a passing similarity to Deutschland über alles

Harmony Lots of primary triads with little examples of chromaticism Rhythm Texture Form Instrumentation Was written for the Eb in line Keyed Bugle. This is significant as it had a fully functioning chormatic capability. Tone Colour Articulation Dynamics Ornamentation