Chopin: Prelude Number 15 in Db Major "Raindrop" Opus 28.

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Chopin: Prelude Number 15 in Db Major "Raindrop" Opus 28

F Db Ab raindrop motif Stepwise melody in right hand Harmony – simple diatonic mainly chords I and V7 Melody dominated Homophonic texture Strong quaver rhythm throughout (raindrops) LEGATO (smooth) CANTABILE (singable/songlike) melody throughout IcV7 I Septuplet Acciaccatura (crushed note)ornamented turn Bars 5 – 8 are a repeat of Section A Db major Sustain Pedal 2 nd theme stepwise melody Bars This melody undergoes variation every 4 bars Release Pedal Sustained Piano Lots of RUBATO (stretched) throughout to add expression

Occasional chromatic note to add colour to harmony Hinting at Ab minor Modulating to Ab major (dominant key) moving to Ab Minor V I turn Variant of previous 4 bar melody Pivot note Bb minor (relative minor) V I Modulatory passage 2 bar phrases based on 2 nd part of theme Left hand chordal filling out texture Bb minor Db major Reprise of opening theme Chromatic septuplet Opening theme once more

Dominant 7 th chord Repeated Ab/G# taken over by right hand now providing accompaniment (constant raindrops) Ab = G# (Enharmonic) pivot note Section B C# minor – enharmonic tonic minor to Db Major) whisper Two four bar phrases in a chorale like crotchet melody Dominant chord with 3 rd missing sounds bare Dominant chord with 3 rd missing Octave G# added 36 – 39 repeat of 28 – 31 but with added inner crotchet melody doubling top notes of left hand in octaves = thicker texture Crescendo to bar 40 = fortissimo Dramatic E major chord VI These 4 bars in G# minor Strong octaves in bass and treble minim chords in right hand with accents STORM - BELL TOLLING

Dominant of C# minor V I Texture thins dramatically to piano quaver G#s as a reprise to section only difference is slight dynamic changes)

Back in C# minor, melody moves to top of texture chorale like moving up and down in step Augmented longer notes of first part of section B, repeated G#s now in the middle of the texture V I V I V I Static Harmony chords Dominant pedal notes in bass and repeated quavers in middle part G#s) = PEDALSPEDALS 68 – 70 repeat of Forte passage F# minor C# minor

A# Chromatic note in C# minor = Added 6 th chord = C# E G# A# Three repetitions of note sequence A# A# G Reprise of Opening Section A Link bar = G# E# F# D# Enharmonic of Ab F Eb Db to lead us seamlessly back to Db Major Piano section Now 10 notes long Dying away Gradually slower Broken opening theme Mini cadenza diminuendo forte Bb = highest note in the piece 6 bar phrase to end V I V V I I Inner pedal Abs melody pianissimo Gradually slower 2 bar monophonic melody

Pedals Pedal in lowest part = pedal Pedal in middle part = inner pedal Pedal in highest part = inverted pedal BACK