Tonality

Question 1

Keys not clearly defined and undermined by dissonance

Answer 1

Debussy

Question 2

Ambiguity of opening created by chromaticism of flute

Answer 2

Debussy

Question 3

Ends in clearly defined E major cadence

Answer 3

Debussy

Question 4

Defines structure e.g. B section in Eb

Answer 4

Poulenc

Question 5

Tonally destructive chromatic lines e.g. Coda

Answer 5

Poulenc

Question 6

C Minor tonic key

Answer 6

Brahms

Question 7

Modulations to distant keys e.g. Eb

Answer 7

Brahms

Question 8

Trio in tonic major enforced by pedal

Answer 8

Brahms

Question 9

Eb major tonic

Answer 9

Haydn

Question 10

Closely related keys e.g. Bb at 64

Answer 10

Haydn

Question 11

Avoids the sombre relative minor (C)

Answer 11

Haydn

Question 12

Closely related keys e.g. Dominant A (10)

Answer 12

Holborne

Question 13

Gaillard in dorian mode

Answer 13

Holborne

Question 14

Tierce de Picardie endings

Answer 14

Holborne

Question 15

D minor feel

Answer 15

Holborne

Question 16

Not clearly established - suggested B major

Answer 16

Reich

Question 17

lack of defining cadences due to reliance on chords IV and V

Answer 17

Reich

Question 18

Tonally ambiguous - disguised by chromatic harmony

Answer 18

Davis

Question 19

Eb major

Answer 19

Davis