Exam #3

Question 1

Exposition (Model)

Answer 1

First theme —>Transition —> Second theme—> Closing

Question 2

Sonata Meaning

Answer 2

The whole composition made up of several movements

Question 3

Haydn Model

Answer 3

Four movement form
1. Slow intro-fast tempo (sonata form)
2. Slow tempo (ABA or variation)
3. Fast tempo (Minuet/trio)
4. Fast tempo (sonata or rondo form)

Question 4

Sonata form

Answer 4

Form of a single movement
(exposition, development, recapitulation, coda)

Question 5

Theme and variation

Answer 5

A’ A’’ A’’’ A’’’’ etc.

Question 6

Minuet/trio

Answer 6

A(repeat), B(repeat), C(repeat), D(repeat), da caps

Question 7

Rondo

Answer 7

A B A C A D A

Question 8

Exposition Meaning

Answer 8

Theme is presented

Question 9

Development Meaning

Answer 9

Themes are treated in a new way

Question 10

Recapitulation Meaning

Answer 10

Theme returns

Question 11

Coda Meaning

Answer 11

Concluding section

Question 12

Program symphony

Answer 12

Composition in several movements

Question 13

Art songs

Answer 13

Composition for solo voice and piano

Question 14

Tone Poem

Answer 14

One movement composition

Question 15

Incidental Music

Answer 15

Music was written to be performed before and during a stage play

Question 16

Symphony No. 9

Answer 16

Composer: Dvorak
Movement: First
Genre: Symphony
Period: Romantic
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