wider listening

Question 1

structure

Answer 1

Symphony No.5- Beethoven
-strictly follows sonata form

Symphonie Fantastique- Berlioz
-loosely follows sonata form

Piano Trio No. 39- Haydn
-classical example of piano trio

Piano Trio in Am- Ravel
-post romantic example of piano trio

Question 2

sonority

Answer 2

Violin Sonata No. 3- Brahms
-use of double stopping, triple stopping and pizzicato

Piano Trio in Gm- Chopin
-use of octaves in piano

Piano Trio No.39- Haydn
-offbeat pattern in accompaniment

Question 3

tonality

Answer 3

String Quartet in Eb, 4th mvt- Haydn
-sticks to closely related keys

Symphonie Fantastique- Berlioz
-more ambitious in moving to new keys

Question 4

harmony

Answer 4

Concerto in Dm, 2nd mvt- Vivaldi
-functional, frequent perfect cadences

Piano Trio in Gm- Chopin
-chromaticism in violin melody, use of diminished chords

Question 5

texture

Answer 5

Pezzo Elegiaco- Tchaikovsky
-polyphonic section

Piano Trio in Am- Ravel
-heavy use of pedals

Question 6

T/M/R

Answer 6

Piano Quintet in A- Dvorak
-subtle use of syncopation

Question 7

melody

Answer 7

Symphony No. 40 mvt 1- Mozart
-use of subjects as part of sonata form, develops material

Piano Trio No.39- Haydn
-largely scalic melody