Haydn Symphony 104 exposition Flashcards

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1
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Which bars is the 2nd section of the 1st subject in?

A

32-49

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2
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Which bars is the transition in?

A

50-64

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3
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Which bars is the 2nd subject in?

A

65-79

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4
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Which bars is the 2nd section of the 2nd subject in?

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80-111

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5
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Which bars is the codetta in?

A

112-123

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6
Q

What texture is the orchestra playing in at the beginning?

A

Unison tutti orchestra

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7
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What is the exposition preceded by?

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A slow 16 bar introduction in D minor

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8
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What is the harmony like at the beginning of the exposition?

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Diatonic

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9
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When do we first hear chromaticism in the exposition?

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Bar 40, A# in the cello and bass part

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10
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What kind of texture does the use of diatonic harmony create?

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A light homophonic texture

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11
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What kind of phrasing is used?

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Periodic phrasing

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12
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What is periodic phrasing?

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An eight bar antecedent followed by an eight bar consequent

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13
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What kind of cadence does the antecedent end with?

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Imperfect, I, Ic, V (like a question)

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14
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What kind of motif does the antecedent begin with?

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Triadic motif

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15
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What kind of pedal is in the cello and bass part at bars 32 - 39?

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Tonic pedal (D)

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16
Q

What rhythmic feature do we hear in the II violin part from bar 20-22

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Syncopation

17
Q

What chord progression do we hear in bars 44 - 46?

A

II7, V7, I

18
Q

What follows the II7, V7, I progression at bars 44 - 46?

A

A Dmajor scale

19
Q

What cadence leads into the transition at bar 50?

A

Perfect, V, I

20
Q

What do we hear in the first bar of the transition?

A

Ideas from the first subject, repeated four notes

21
Q

What do you call it when both themes are the same?

A

Monothematic

22
Q

What key do we move through to get to the dominant?

A

The dominant of the dominant, Emajor

23
Q

What is the only difference between the first and second subject?

A

First subject is in Dmajor, second subject is in Amajor

24
Q

What cadence do we move through as we enter the 2nd subject (bar 63-65)?

A

emphatic perfect cadence in A, V,V,V,I

25
Q

What do we see between the first and second violins and the oboes at bars 73-74?

A

Imitation (melody point)

26
Q

Which bars is the first subject in?

A

17-31