FINAL Fall 18

Question 1

Scarlatti

Answer 1

1685-1757

Question 2

Scarlatti; Sonata in E Major K.380

Answer 2

Form: balanced binary

Question 3

Kuhlau; Sonatina No. 1 in C Major; Op. 20

Answer 3

1786-1832

Question 4

Haydn

Answer 4

1732-1809

Question 5

Haydn String Quartet in C Major No. 76 Movement 1

Answer 5

Form: Sonata
Monothematic: a single theme permeates the entire movement
E flat: 31-36
E Major: measure 65

Question 6

Haydn String Quartet No. 76 Movement II

Answer 6

Form: Sectional Theme and Variations
Melody was O.G. a 4 part chorus for Francis II, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Unusual aspect was never altered

Question 7

Haydn String Quartet No. 76 Movement II 4 Variations

Answer 7

Variation 1: 2nd violin (only violins)
Variation 2: Cello
Variation 3: Viola (cello absent at first but then has it’s individual part out
Variation 4: 1st violin (everything else is mostly accompaniment)

Question 8

Haydn String Quartet NO. 76 Movement III Minuet Trio (lady falling prelude)

Answer 8

Form: Composite ternary

Question 9

Haydn Symphony in D Major No. 86; Movement IV

Hob. I:86

Answer 9

One of 6 symphonies wrote for Persian music director
Form: Sonata form (Rondo)
-trumpets and timpani play together in classical style
Development: at beginning only string with second theme and they have recap at start after

Question 10

Mozart

Answer 10

1756-1791
Dad Leopold brought him on a lot of tours with his sister
Strongly influenced by Bach’s son, Johann Christian BACH, especially fugues
composed over 600 pieces

Question 11

Mozart’s Piano Sonata in F Major K332 MVT. I

Answer 11

Form: Sonata
Thematic abundance; new themes everywhere
New theme in the development
(measures before blue notes is the second theme) (constant sluring eighth notes is retransition)

Question 12

Mozart’s Piano Concerto in C Major K.467

MVMT. I

Answer 12

Form: Concerto-Sonata; with integration of Italian concerto ritornello-solo alterations w/ classical sonata

• double exposition
• cadenza m. 396
• thematic abundance but still has a principal theme

Question 13

Mozart’s Piano Concerto in C Major K.467

MVMT. II (turkey and some miseltoe) (constant triplets)

Answer 13

Form: Irregular

• Became famous from a movie 1967 film Eliva Madigan
• Thematic abundance

Question 14

Mozart’s Magic Flute K.620 Overture

Answer 14

Form: Sonata

Principal theme is in a fugato form (fugue in the context of a larger work)