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| an astonishing amount of important music from the _______ to the ______ was composed in sonata form. |
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| classical period; twentieth century |
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| form of a single movement |
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| a whole composition made up of several movements |
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| the opening ____ movement of what genres of music are usually made up in sonata form |
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| fast; classical symphony, string quartet, sonata |
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| the sonata form is used in which movements |
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| fast, slow, fast concluding |
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| what 3 sections is the sonata form made up of? |
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| exposition, development, recapitulation |
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| where themes are presented |
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| where themes are treated in new ways |
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| a concluding section that usually follows the first 3. |
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| what is a fast movement in sonata usually preceded by? what kind of feeling does it evoke? |
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| a slow intro. strong feeling of expectancy. |
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| what does the exposition set up between 2 themes? |
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| sets up a strong conflict between the tonic key and the new key |
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| begins with the first theme in ___ key |
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| leads tot he 2nd theme, which is in a new key |
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| what feeling does the modulation from the tonic key to the new key create? |
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| harmonic tension and forward motion |
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| the ___ theme often contrasts in mood with the ___ theme |
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| there is usually a repeat sign at the end of an exposition |
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| the development is the most ___ section of the movement |
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| in the development section, through rapid modulations (restless movement thorugh several different keys)... |
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| harmonic tensions is heightened |
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| In the development section, themes are developed in what ways? |
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| broke into fragments or motives |
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| short musical ideas developed within a compostion. It can take up diiferet, unexpected emotional meanings. |
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| recapitulation and exposition present 1st, 2nd theme, bridge and coda in the same way. Difference is...? |
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| the principal material is now in tonic key |
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| Coda rounds offa movement by? |
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| repeating themes or developing them further. and always end in tonic key. |
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