Program Note On Movements: Combination Of Five-Piece Suite

PROGRAM NOTE ON MOVEMENTS
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Program Note on Movements
The Mother Goose is a combination of five-piece suite that was orchestrated by Ravel in year 1991.In regard to the various forms of the music, the orchestra is the most common form of the piece of work that is listened today. The five movements are played differently and below is an example of some of them and the composition of instruments played in the music.[Check, John. "Perfection of the Life and the Work the Case of Maurice Ravel." Sewanee Review 124, no. 1 (2016): 68-78.]
The piece of art “Tom Thumb” was made by Maurice Ravel. The music opens up with a slow and soft rhythm. As the music progresses, then there is alternating sounds of three solo violins, a flute sound and a piccolo. The music is an orchestral and this created my interest. The rhythm produced by the instruments used creates a unique intonation which brings about the effectiveness of the art when it comes to music. If anyone loves orchestral, then this is a nice audio to listen to because it has an amazing representation of the same. The audio opens in suspense with no sound to depict the calm introduction of the art hence creating a close relationship with the audio. Also, the audio maintains the same level of loudness which is calm enough for orchestral lovers to master the instruments used. The middle section of the music has orchestration instruments like the glissando. The whole work is just mesmerizing and elegant. Actually, the author has used a great way of making the theme of the musing more vivid through the use of the different intonations to create a rhythm. Hence, this makes the music interesting.[Doyle, Joanna Kim, and Soohyun Yun. "Pano Duo Recital: Joanna Kim Doyle and Soohyun Yun," Works for Four-Hands on One Piano"." (2013).]
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