melody

Question 1

melody lines

Answer 1

tend to follow the 18th-century ones closely

Question 2

balanced phrase structures

Answer 2

opening four bars of sinfonia, each lasting two bars

Question 3

sequences are common

Answer 3

oboe bar 7 in sinfonia, repeated in a descending sequence

Question 4

rising sequence

Answer 4

found in bars 21-23 in violin 1 in sinfonia

Question 5

ornamentation

Answer 5

common as it was in the 18th-century

sometimes exaggerated - feature of neoclassical style

frequent trills bar 7-9 sinfonia

Question 6

grace notes

Answer 6

bar 5, beat 2 sinfonia

called gruppeti

Question 7

gavotta turn

Answer 7

in bar 20

Question 8

written out turn

Answer 8

in bar 1 oboe in gavotta

Question 9

2nd variation of gavotta

Answer 9

frequent quintuplets turns here

rapid scalis passages

Question 10

variation 1 gavotta

Answer 10

the oboe melody outlines broken chords

Question 11

repeated notes

Answer 11

often feature in melodies - sinfonia bar 5, violin 1

Question 12

conjunct melody

Answer 12

sometimes followed by a large leap - bar 1 sinfonia, a downward leap of a perfect 5th