voice and instr music -classical

Question 1

sonata

Answer 1

• multi=movement for solo instrument
• “sonare”- tomake a sounf

Question 2

movements of sonata

Answer 2

• allegro (facst movement)
• andante (slow)
• minuet (3/4 time moderate/fast tempo)

Question 3

sonata-allegro form

Answer 3

most impt. form that developed during classical era

Question 4

sonattta-alllegro setions

Answer 4

• exposition-introduces thme
• development-themes develop
• recaptulation-repeats themeas they emerge in opening exposition

Question 5

concerto

Answer 5

• multi-movement work for ictrumental soloist/orhestra
• emphasize the indiviuality of solo intrument to exhibit and interpretative skills if performer

violin,cello,clarinet, bosson,trumpet

Question 6

3 movements

Answer 6

1. fast:sonatta-allegro form with expositions of the orchestra and by soloist
2. slow: has more ornamention
3. fats:finale, usually in form of rondo, resembling last movement of symphony and usually use short cadenza

Question 7

symphony

Answer 7

multi-movement for orchestra
“sinfonia” harmonous sounding together

Question 8

4 movmnts of symphny

Answer 8

1. fast:sonatta-allegro form
2. gentle,lyrical- ABA form
3. medium/fast-uses dance form (minuet / scherzo)
4. fast: typically rondo or sonata form

Question 9

classical opera

Answer 9

• drama set
• performors perofrm in thearetical setting

Question 10

opera seria

Answer 10

serious opera
heroic/tragic drama usually employs mythological characters (inherited from baroque)

Question 11

opera buffa

Answer 11

• comic opera
  made from italy
  made use of everyday charac and situation and typicallly employed spoken dialogues , naughty humor and social satire

“the marriage of figaro” “don giovanni” “the magic flute”