QT2/M - MUSICAL FORMS AND CLASSICAL PERIODS Flashcards

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Period that extends roughly from the death of Johann

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Classical

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2
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From italian Suonare that means “to sound”

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Sonata

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3
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Classical masters Haydn, mozart and their successors

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Sonata Cycle

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4
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Opening movement and considered as the most highly organized and characteristic movement

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First movement

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5
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Exposition may be modified or varied

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Development section

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6
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Psychological climax of sonata form

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Recapitulation

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7
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Generally sets forth the two opposing keys

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Exposition

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8
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Slow movement of the sonata cycle

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Second movement

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9
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Invariably is minuet and trio

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Third movement

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10
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Originated int he french court int he mid-seventeeth

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Minuet

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11
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Originally arranged for only three instruments

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Trio

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12
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Classical sonata cycle often with a rondo

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Fourth Movement

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13
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Lively movement suffused with the spirit of dance

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Rondo

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14
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Sonata written for the orchestra

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Symphony

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15
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Usually musical in nature

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Opus

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16
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Written for a small group of solo instruments. Suitable for performance in a room

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Chamber music

17
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Organist at St. Mark’s catherdral in venice

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Giovanni Gabrieli