Form Flashcards

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Repetition

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creates a sense of cohesion and organization.

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Contrast

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creates tension and interest, and it helps clarify structure.

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3
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Can you name the types of form?

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Binary, Ternary, Sonata, Variation, and Rondo.

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4
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Describe Binary form.

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Contains two sections of equal length, which are often repeated.

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Describe Ternary form.

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Contains three sections of equal lengths. The first and last sections are the same and the one in the middl provides contrast.

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Describe Sonata form.

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larger form; grew from binary and ternary form.

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7
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What are the types of Sonata form?

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Exposition, Development, and Recapitulation.

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Describe Exposition.

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Contains at least 2 contrasting themes, which are in different keys.

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Describe Development.

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The thematic material is explored, broken apart, transformed, or sometimes new material is introduced.

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Describe Recapitulation.

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Thematic material is restated, bit this time it’s in the “home” key.

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