Symphony #5 in C minor, Opus 67- I. Allegro Con Brio (0:00-0:57) Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Performer: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 1.

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Symphony #5 in C minor, Opus 67- I. Allegro Con Brio (0:00-0:57) Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven ( ) Performer: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 1 st : LISTEN FOR MOOD 2 nd : WHAT IN THE MUSIC ELICITS THAT MOOD? 3 rd : WHAT IMAGERY DOES THE MUSIC CREATE? (Ludwig van Beethoven)

Symphony #5 in C minor, Opus 67- I. Allegro Con Brio (0:00-0:57) Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven ( ) Performer: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 1 st : LISTEN FOR MOOD 2 nd : WHAT IN THE MUSIC ELICITS THAT MOOD? 3 rd : WHAT IMAGERY DOES THE MUSIC CREATE? (Ludwig van Beethoven)

Symphony #5 Mvt. I (Exposition: B) (0:57-1:38) Composer: Beethoven 1 st : LISTEN FOR MOOD 2 nd : WHAT IN THE MUSIC ELICITS THAT MOOD? 3 rd : WHAT IMAGERY DOES THE MUSIC CREATE? (Ludwig van Beethoven)

Table Discussion Questions 1.What mood did you feel was the most clearly portrayed by this musical excerpt? What about the music portrayed this mood? (EVERYONE AT THE TABLE MUST SHARE AND HAVE A WRITTEN ANSWER!) 2.How did the mood of this “B” section compare to the “A” section? What about the music created this shift in mood? (Discuss only)

Symphony #5 Mvt. I (Development) (3:20-5:00) Composer: Beethoven 1 st : LISTEN FOR MOOD 2 nd : WHAT IN THE MUSIC ELICITS THAT MOOD? 3 rd : WHAT IMAGERY DOES THE MUSIC CREATE? (Ludwig van Beethoven)

Table Discussion Questions 1.How did this section affect the OVERALL mood of this symphony?

Symphony #5 Mvt. I (Recapitulation) (5:00-END) Composer: Beethoven 1 st : What is the OVERALL mood of the piece? 2 nd : WHAT IN THE MUSIC ELICITS THAT MOOD? 3 rd : What are some new parts in the music you hear? (Ludwig van Beethoven)

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