Ternary Form

Question 1

Ternary form

Answer 1

1. Has three-part melodic design (ABA or ABA’)
2. Has a three-part tonal structure (original

Question 2

Full sectional ternary form

Answer 2

Each of the three sections of a ternary form close in respective tonic

Question 3

Sectional ternary form

Answer 3

When either the A (least common) or B (most common) sections close away from their tonic chord

Question 4

Continuous ternary form

Answer 4

When both the A and B sections close away from their respective tonic chords

Question 5

Transition

Answer 5

Material that bridges between tonic and a new key (from A to B in ternary form)

Question 6

Retransition

Answer 6

Bridging material that leads from a contrasting key back to tonic

Question 7

Da capo form

Answer 7

Ternary form

Question 8

Compound ternary forms

Answer 8

Ternary forms with smaller nested forms

Question 9

Da capo aria

Answer 9

Aria in da capo form

Question 10

Ritornellos

Answer 10

One or more instrumental interludes

Question 11

Minuet-trio form

Answer 11

Compound ternary form

Question 12

Invertible counterpoint

Answer 12

Contrapuntal lines are swapped

Question 13

Character piece

Answer 13

Short, expressive work often written for solo piano