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Yоu’re cоncerned аbоut the concentrаtion of nitrаtes in the drinking water wells in your city. There are 200 wells in your city. You take water from 58 of these wells and analyze the water to determine nitrate concentration. The average nitrate concentration from the 58 wells is 5 milligrams per liter. Which of the following accurately describes your 5 milligrams per liter average concentration?
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DMA First Exаm–Fаll 2026 Scоre Essаy Questiоns DIRECTIONS: Answer the questiоns about TWO of the three pieces below. Follow the directions listed here exactly. Failure to do so will result in not passing the exam. SCORE ESSAY PIECE 1 (2 hours) Julio Segni da Modena, Ricercar No. 6 from Musica Nova: Accomodata per cantar et sonar sopra organi; et altri strumenti composta per diversi eccellentissimi musici SCORE RECORDING SCORE ESSAY PIECE 2 (2 hours) Louis Théodore Gouvy (1819–1898) Symphony no. 1 in E-flat major, op. 9, Movement 1 (1845) SCORE RECORDING In an essay of approximately 1000 words, describe three (3) ways in which the movement reinforces sonata-form conventions and three (3) ways in which it resists them. In each case, be explicit about whose conventions you are invoking and where they come from. Throughout his life, Gouvy straddled both German and French musical scenes, contextualize his sonata form considering that duality. Are its formal decisions best accounted for by national traditions? Why or why not? Support your argument with comparison to repertoire you know well. SCORE ESSAY PIECE 3 (2 hours) Alfred Schnittke, String Quartet No. 3, movement 1 SCORE RECORDING Based on your analysis and readings, discuss how Schnittke’s first movement of the Third String Quartet integrates the “past” (i.e., musical quotes from earlier composers) and the “present” (i.e., Schnittke’s original material) to create a coherent whole. Your response should describe the piece’s overall formal structure, its potential relationship with sonata form, the harmonic language of different sections, eventual contrapuntal techniques, and motivic development throughout the movement. You may also consider the role of timbre and extended techniques. Which parameters serve as unifying factors, and which emphasize dissimilarity among sections written in different styles? Finally, reflect on what the use of polystylism and musical borrowing may signify in light of the composer’s life and his tormented relationship with the Soviet regime. Your essay should be at least 1000 words.