I will review this piece by going through all the aspects of the notated score such as the rhythm, tempo, harmony, tonality, melody, dynamics, genre, instrumentation and timbre.

There are two parts to this part of the piece and I will refer to them as section one and section two.

The rhythm for the stringed part of section one is very conjunct and on the beat. All the instruments in this part play simple triads all in time with each other to the beat.

In section two of the stringed instruments the rhythm seems like it could be faster but it isn't, all the notes are played at the same speed and are still on the beat and conjunct except for the last part of the first violin w

The melody in this piece is very scalic; it has quite small intervals with a perfect fourth being the biggest interval within this section. There are also scales present within section two of the stringed instruments making this piece more melodic.

As mentioned above this piece is in the key of C major and there are many accidentals within the whole of section one.

here a much more rigid rhythm is present.

There is a very close harmony within this piece. All the chords are triads so all the notes are kept within the stave to a certain extent. Also this is a crematic piece, as the notes do not keep within the key signature. Because the C major scale consists of all notes and no flats or sharps there are many accidentals in this piece mainly in the first stringed section.

I feel that the above qualities contribute to a piece which invokes a good

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