Development of Movement 4

Question 1

How is Stamitz 2 movement 4 different?

Answer 1

-3/8
-mannhiem sigh used joyfully
-sonata form/compact rounded binary form

Question 2

How is mozart 25 movement 4 typical?

Answer 2

-sonata form
-energetic theme in strings
-unison opening

Question 3

How is Haydn 104 movement 4 different?

Answer 3

-sonata form but change of length of sections in recap and coda
-monothematic
-folk and dance feel (croatian dance theme)
-reorchestration and changes of mood between s2a and s2b

Question 4

Describe a typical movement 4

Answer 4

-basic sonata form
-fast

Question 5

How is Beethoven 3 different to a typical movement 4?

Answer 5

-theme and variations including a fugue
-change of tempo to presto at the end

Question 6

How is Beethoven 9 different to a typical movement 4?

Answer 6

-Intro - theme and variations - recap of main theme - coda
-previous themes from other movements (cyclical writing)

Question 7

How is Mendelssohn 4 different to the typical movement 4?

Answer 7

-sonata form but:
Without repeating the exposition
False recapitulation (2 developments)
-S1A of movement 1 returns in minor

Question 8

How is Farrenc 3 different to the typical movement 4?

Answer 8

-typical sonata form
-exposition repeat removed

Question 9

How is Smetana’s Vltava different from typical movement 4?

Answer 9

-in Abmajor (not the tonic)
-harp appears

Question 10

How is Tchaikovsky different from the typical movement 4?

Answer 10

-Sonata form with slow introduction but finishing in E major
-the first subject has at least 3 themes

Question 11

How is Dvorak different to a typical movement 4?

Answer 11

-follows typical sonata form structure overall
-main themes of previous movement themes return in the development
-recap = short, coda = long

Question 12

How is the Mahler different to a typical movement 4?

Answer 12

-essentially ternary form
-a brass “choir” plays a choral passage and a solo oboe closes this section