Allegro Ma Non Presto General Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the composer?

A

Nicolas Chédeville

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2
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When was he born?

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1709

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3
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Career?

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French composer and musette (type of bagpipe) player

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4
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What nationality was he?

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French

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5
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Achievements?

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Published 6 Sonatas, played the musette and oboe in the Paris Opera orchestra and in the royal court.

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6
Q

Fully explain the title?

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Vivace - Lively
Allegro ma non presto - means fast but not too fast
Sonata in C major Op. 13 no. 5
Sonata - work for one or more instruments in contrasting movements
Op. - Opus - group of works
These are two of 6 movements in the opus

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7
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Explain the time signature

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3
8
means there are 3 quaver beats in a bar

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8
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Name the main key or tonality

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Gminor or Dminor despite the key signature of Bb

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9
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Where are the key changes?

A

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10
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Name and explain the formal structure

A

Vivace:

Allegro:
Binary form - (AB)
A. 1-42 main theme in C major then G major from b.20
B. 43-122 main theme returns, initially G major then C major from b.51

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11
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Identify any recurring themes or other distinguishing features of each section

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Section A
b.1 Main theme starts
b.17 Main theme restated
b.39 Closing theme
Section B
b.43 Main theme returns
b.59 contrast
b.97 main theme returns
b.113 transposition of closing theme
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12
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Name the style or period to which the piece belongs

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Baroque Music: 1600 - 1750
Counterpoint (2 strands of melody combined)
Imitation
Sequences
Embellished
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13
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Time frame of the piece

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1737

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14
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Identify some characteristics typical of the style or period

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  • counterpoint
  • canon
  • embellishment
  • sequences
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15
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Name other composers at the same time with similar style

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Gluck and Blavet

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16
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What language are the terms in?

A

Italian

17
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crotchet = 108 - 116

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suggested tempo range of 108-116 crotchet beats per minute

18
Q

~

A

Mordent (small/short trill)

19
Q

f seconda volta

A

loud the second time

20
Q

ossia

A

alternative version

21
Q

poco riten

A

hold back the speed a little (i.e immediately a little slower)

22
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a tempo

A

return to former speed

23
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Op. (Opus)

A

work or group of works

24
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Allegro ma non presto

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fast and lively, but not too fast