beethoven - piano sonata Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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what is the tempo of the introduction?

A

grave

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2
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what is the time signature of the introduction?

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4/4 (simple quadruple)

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3
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what is the key signature of the introduction?

A

C minor

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4
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how long is the motif used in the introduction?

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six notes long

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5
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what is the structure of sonata form?

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introduction, exposition, development, recapitulation, coda

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6
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what is the tempo of the exposition?

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allegro de molto e con brio (very fast with vigour)

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7
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how would you describe subject one (the rocket theme) in two words?

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scalic, conjunct

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8
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what key is the first subject of the exposition in?

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C minor

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9
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what key is the second subject of the exposition in and what key does it modulate to in the middle of the subject?

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-Eb minor
-Eb major

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10
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what happens at the end of subject two?

A

the exposition is repeated

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11
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what does the development begin with?

A

four bars of the introduction but in G minor

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12
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what happens after the four bars of the introduction in the development?

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the first subject is repeated but this time in E minor

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13
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what does the recap repeat?

A

the exposition

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14
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how does the recap alter the second subject?

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it changes its key to F minor before moving it back to the tonic key

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15
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what happens at the start of the coda?

A

theres four bars of the introduction

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16
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what happens after the four bars of the introduction in the coda?

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there are 12 bars of the first theme and then it end with a forte perfect cadence in the tonic key

17
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what key is this peice mainly in? what keys does it modulate to?

A

-C minor
-modulates to a number of related keys like F minor and Eb major

18
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what kind of chords feature heavily in this peice?

A

diminished 7th chords

19
Q

ornaments are often used - particularly in the ……… ……..

A

second subject

20
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what is the texture?

21
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what is the time signature of the:
-intro
-the exposition

22
Q

give three rhythms that are commonly used in the piece

A

dotted rhythms, quavers, crotchets

23
Q

name some harmonic features of this piece

A

circle of 5ths, pedal points (a note that is held through changing harmonies), suspentions (creates tension playing one long note/chord while the melody around it changes)

24
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What are the chords needed for a plagal cadence?

25
What chords are needed to form an imperfect cadence?
Any - V
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What are the keys that this piece modulate to? -related -unrelated
-G minor -E minor and Eb minor
27
when was this piece written?
1798
28
name 4 melodic features in this set work
heavy accented chords conjunct melody florid (decorated) melody disjunct melody
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what are two techniques used to heighten tension
dissonance chromaticism
30
1) sonata form was all about …….. musical ideas 2)they were then developed in the …….. 3) main ideas were recapped in the …….
1) repeating 2) development 3) recapitulation
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in the exposition, there is a murky bass made up of repeating and alternating ……
octaves
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there is use of an ………….. bass
Alberti (it’s a broken chord accompaniment)
33
When was this piece written?
1798
34
Name 3 classical composers
Beethoven, Mozart, Hayden
35
Composed in the ...... era but has echoes of ..........
-classical -romantic
36
Augmentation is used in the development. What is augmentation?
Where the duration of the notes is doubled
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How many bars is the introduction?
10 bars