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an extended, ambitious composition typically lasting between 20 and 45 minutes
it exploits the expanded range of tone colour and dynamics of the classical ochestra
a sonata? |
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| how do the movements evoke a wide range of emotion? |
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| thorugh contrasts of tempo and mood |
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| describe the sequence of the movements |
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1) fast
2) slow
3) dance-like
4) fast |
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| the 1st movement is almost always __ |
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fast and in sonata form.
most dramatic |
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| Possible forms the 2nd movement could be |
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| sonata, ABA or theme and variations |
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| while the other movements are usually in __ key, the 2nd movement is in a different key. EXPRESSIVE CONTRAST |
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In the symphonies of Mozart and Haydn, the 3rd movement is usually …
Beethoven prefered... |
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in minuet and trio form
fast, energetic scherzo |
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| the final movement of a classical symphony is usually in |
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| sonata or sonata-rondo form |
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| How is the symphony unified? |
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use of same key in 3 of its movements
movements balance and complement each other emotionally and musically |
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