Haydn 104

Question 1

Introduction

Answer 1

1-16

Question 2

Exposition

Answer 2

17-123

Question 3

First subject expo

Answer 3

12-49

Question 4

Transition

Answer 4

50-64

Question 5

Second subject expo

Answer 5

65-98

Question 6

Codetta

Answer 6

99-123

Question 7

Development

Answer 7

124-192

Question 8

C# minor modulation

Answer 8

141

Question 9

Cycle of 5ths

Answer 9

150-55

Question 10

Recapitulation

Answer 10

193-276

Question 11

First subject recap

Answer 11

193-246

Question 12

Second subject recap

Answer 12

247-265

Question 13

Coda

Answer 13

267-294

Question 14

augmented 6th

Answer 14

172

Question 15

7-6 suspension

Answer 15

160

Question 16

harmonic content of bars 7 to 16

Answer 16

Bars 9-12 = rising harmonic sequence, Bars 9-13 = increase in harmonic rhythm, Bar 10 = bar 9 up a tone, Dissonant B flat resolving to A in violin 1 bar 11, Bar 14 – return of opening tonic – dominant fanfare rising fifth, cadential 6/4 perfect cadence back to tonic D minor bars
13 - 14, Bar 161-2 to 163-4 = imperfect cadence in tonic d minor