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1750 - 1820
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| The Classic Period lasted from ---- to ----; its composers ranged from - to - |
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| three movement work. consists of optional introductions, the exposition, developent and recapitulation |
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| period of time in which the movement modulates |
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| the last section of the first movement in a sonata allegro |
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| when the composer exposes the theme in a sonata allegro |
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| basic musical form in which the theme is repeated over and over with changes each time |
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| compositional form in three parts - ABA and occasionally followed with CDC ABA |
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| tuneful main theme that returns several times in alteration- ex. abaca(ba); always starts and ends in a |
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| father of most of the classical forms |
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| wrote "Son quallacera tartana" from La Secchia Rapito |
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| composer of symphony no. 5 in C minor |
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| fargment of a theme; short musical idea that is developed within a composition |
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compositional form in three parts (ABA) sometimes used as a third movement in classical music;
faster than a minuet |
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| rounds off a movement by repeating themes or developing them further |
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