This document provides an analysis of the song "Ave Maria" composed by Dr. Francisco Santiago. It discusses various musical elements in the song such as rhythm, melody, harmony, tempo, and dynamics. The form of the song is a fugue, with a theme that is stated and then imitated by other voices. There are several versions of "Ave Maria" composed by other artists, but the analysis focuses on Dr. Santiago's composition, which effectively conveys the prayerful theme through its musical qualities. The song is an example of Filipino musical talent on par with famous international composers.
This document provides an analysis of the song "Ave Maria" composed by Dr. Francisco Santiago. It discusses various musical elements in the song such as rhythm, melody, harmony, tempo, and dynamics. The form of the song is a fugue, with a theme that is stated and then imitated by other voices. There are several versions of "Ave Maria" composed by other artists, but the analysis focuses on Dr. Santiago's composition, which effectively conveys the prayerful theme through its musical qualities. The song is an example of Filipino musical talent on par with famous international composers.
This document provides an analysis of the song "Ave Maria" composed by Dr. Francisco Santiago. It discusses various musical elements in the song such as rhythm, melody, harmony, tempo, and dynamics. The form of the song is a fugue, with a theme that is stated and then imitated by other voices. There are several versions of "Ave Maria" composed by other artists, but the analysis focuses on Dr. Santiago's composition, which effectively conveys the prayerful theme through its musical qualities. The song is an example of Filipino musical talent on par with famous international composers.
In the music of Ave Maria variety in rhythm can be noticed, since there is the addition of notes, change in meter, evolving motives and phrases and also the manipulation of accents. e!t, melody is another element that can be heard in the music "herein the melody of this song begins "ith an ascending ma#or scale then moves into larger intervals. Some parts of the piece do not follo" the scale. In addition, there are t"o or more pitches sounded simultaneously in Ave Maria, the dissimilar or diverse chords in the music ma$es its harmony to sound nice to the ears. Furthermore, the tempo is %ento and the dynamics used in this music piece are piano &p', forte &f', crescendo &cresc. >', and diminuendo &dim.'. In terms of the form, Fugue is the form of Ave Maria. (he te!ture of counterpoint and the variety of timbres are present. (he theme of the song is e!isting in the tonic of one voice and then imitated closely at the interval of a fourth or fifth by one or more voices "herein it go after one at a time. (he e!position is complete for a reason that each voice has stated the sub#ect. Art song is the genre and the type of composition is continuous. (here are several versions of Ave Maria, a song "ritten by Gounod, J. Stone, Franz Liszt, Biebel, and Schubert, but the stunning song and pleasant to the ears is the one composed Dr. Francisco Santiago. In his composition, "e can really feel the song and "e are also able to capture the theme "herein it pertains to a prayer for the intercession of Mama Mary. (his is a song being practiced in every )atholic and *rthodo! )hurches. +e have to ta$e into account that this song "as a hard "or$ of our fello" Filipino. It ma$es us proud that in line of the famous international composers one of them is a Filipino. Far ,astern -niversity icanor .eyes St., Sampaloc, Manila Analysis of the song: Ave Maria Ave Maria By: Dr. Francisco Santiago Submitted by: BSN102 Group 2 ABADIE, Ma. )ecilia %. A!BEA" /opet ,. ANG" Don )arlo 0. A#$E!A" %eo %ui1 S. BAIEN%&S" Ma. /usette (. B&N#&N" 2aren B. DIS%&" Dian .ochel B. Submitted to: 3rof. .omeo 4alang, /r. Sub#ect 3rofessor Date Submitted: *ctober 5, 6787
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