The wenlock - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Ralph Vaughan Williams 'On Wenlock Edge' Context *Studied at RCM *Father was a priest *Inspired by Byrd and Tudor Music *Inspired by A E Housmann's 1896 Collection 'A Shropshire Lad' *Collected Folk Tunes *Went against Germanic Style (to create fragile English sound) *He studied under Ravel (only student not to use his style) and Debussy 'On Wenlock Edge' Melody *Word Painting (high) *Obliqueness *Semitonal movement *Chromatic movement *Arching melody 'On Wenlock Ed...

Pre-industrial (pre-1780) Life in Pre-Industrial Britain. - CORRECT ANSWER--limited transport (horseback/horse and cart) -limited free time -lower class worked long hours. -widespread illiteracy. -no school for the public (lower classes uneducated). -cruel and violent existences for lower classes-the upper class lived in comfort and luxury. -people lived in the countryside and rural areas. -feudal system-upper and lower class. What is the feudal system? - CORRECT ANSWER-S...

Summary of the Sport and Society topic of AQA A Level PE exam. Topics include Pre-Industrial Sport in Britain, Industrial and Post-Industrial Sport in Britain, Wenlock Games, Amateurism and Professionalism, The Golden Traingle, Women in Sport and Challenging barriers to participation,

A comprehensive revision resource for the Edexcel Music A-Level set work Vaughan Williams, On Wenlock Edge Nos. 1, 3 and 5. Packed with ALL the content you need to know about the set work and comes with detailed wider listening examples to help you write top essays! Very well-formatted - the perfect revision resource. Written by a Music graduate from Cambridge University with an A* Music A-Level.

A summary/mind map of Vaughan Williams’ On Wenlock Edge, with information taken from the Edexcel A Level Music support guides.