Listening Quiz 2 Part 2

Question 1

Da Capo Aria Form - Approximate year

Answer 1

1720’s

Question 2

Da Capo Aria Form - Possible Composers

Answer 2

Vivaldi, Bach, or Handel

Question 3

Da Capo Aria - section order

Answer 3

Rit, A1(mod), Rit, A2(mod), Rit, B(mod), d.c.(repeat)

Question 4

Da Capo Aria Form characteristics

Answer 4

Ritornellos never modulate, solos usually modulate

Question 5

Ritornello Form - Approximate year

Answer 5

1710’s

Question 6

Ritornello Form - genre(s)

Answer 6

concerto, chorale

Question 7

Ritornello Form - possible composers

Answer 7

Vivaldi, Handel

Question 8

Ritornello form - section order

Answer 8

Rit, Ep(-x), Rit(x) Ep(-y), Rit(y) … Ep(-I), Rit(I)

Question 9

Ritornello Form characteristics

Answer 9

ritornellos almost never modulate, episodes can modulate

Question 10

Binary Form - approximate year

Answer 10

1680’s

Question 11

Binary Form - possible composer

Answer 11

Elizabeth - claude jacquet de la guerre

Question 12

Binary Form - section order

Answer 12

A(I-V), B(I)

Question 13

Binary Form characteristics

Answer 13

Instrumental, faced paced, early tonal departure and return

Question 14

Sonata Form - approximate year

Answer 14

1780’s

Question 15

Sonata Form - possible composer

Answer 15

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Question 16

Sonata Form - section order

Answer 16

Part 1: Section 1 (P, T), Section 2 (S, K)
Part 2: Section 3 (‘fantasy’), Section 4 (P, T, S, K)

Question 17

Sonata form characteristics

Answer 17

Establishes a theme in part 1 that is restated in part 2

Question 18

Fugue form - approximate year

Answer 18

1710’s

Question 19

Fugue form - possible composer

Answer 19

Johann Sebastian Bach

Question 20

Fugue Form - Section order

Answer 20

• Exposition: Subject(I), Answer(V), Subject(I), Answer(V)
• Episode
• Stretto: quick restatement of exposition

Question 21

French Overture form - Approximate year

Answer 21

1680’s

Question 22

French overture form - possible composers

Answer 22

Henry Purcell, Jean-Baptiste Lully

Question 23

French Overture form - section order

Answer 23

Homorhythmic opening (lots of dotted rhythms), faster lighter fugal section, possible return to opening style