Mozart

Question 1

what structure or form is this piece played in?

Answer 1

sonata form

Question 2

what are the three stages found in a sonata form?

Answer 2

1) Exposition 2) Development 3) Recapiculation

Question 3

what is the tonality for the first and second subject?

Answer 3

first subject in G minor. The second subject is in relative major.

Question 4

what instruments usually dominate the 1st subject?

Answer 4

the strings

Question 5

is there an intro in this piece?

Answer 5

no

Question 6

what is the difference in rhythm in the first subject and second subject?

Answer 6

the first subject is lively and rhythmic made up of crotchets and quavers however the second subject is less lively and has longer note values.

Question 7

the harmony of this piece consists of the movement of many different keys. what are they?

Answer 7

A Major, D Minor, G minor, C major, F major, Bb major

Question 8

what is the primary texture of the piece and the texture of the codetta?

Answer 8

the primary texture is polyphonic, the codetta texture is homophonic

Question 9

what does the development section do tonality wise?

Answer 9

It avoids the tonic and dominant then features various keys