Haydn 104 Movement 2

Question 1

What is the overall form/structure of the piece?

Answer 1

Ternary form

Question 2

What form are both Ternary A sections in?

Answer 2

Rounded Binary form

Question 3

Where does Ternary section A start?

Answer 3

Bar 1

Question 4

How is Ternary A structured with bar numbers?

Answer 4

A= 1antecedent and consequent
B=9
A’=17 antecedent and 3 phase consequent- phase 1, 2 and close

Question 5

What keys are in Ternary A? What is the mnemonic? Where are these?

Answer 5

Gandpa Dropped A Donut Again! Gross!
Only change in rounded binary A and B
Gmajor, Dmajor, Aminor, Dminor, Aminor, Gmajor

Question 6

What cadence sits between the theme bar 2 (and equivalent tune later throughout the piece)?

Answer 6

Interrupted cadence

Question 7

What changes in texture between A and B of the rounded binary section?

To do with where the melodic line is

Answer 7

The texture is inverted

Question 8

What shape does the Rounded Binary B take?

Answer 8

Ascending melodic shape

Question 9

What ornamental feature happens in Rounded Binary B?

Answer 9

Descending sequence of appoggiaturas

Question 10

Where is the simultaneous false relation that adds tension harmonically in Rounded Binary A’?

Answer 10

Bar 21

Question 11

Where does the PAC occur in ternary A before going to Ternary B?

Answer 11

Bar 32 which is extended in the coda

Question 12

Where does ternary B start?

Answer 12

Bar 38

Question 13

In Ternary B how is the original theme used and how is this structured?

Answer 13

Theme is played for 4 bars then interrupted by Episode 1. This repeats in a new key.

Question 14

In Ternary B what is the key the first time the theme is used?

Answer 14

G minor

Question 15

In Ternary B what is the key the second time the theme is used?

Answer 15

Bb major

Question 16

What keys are Ternary B in? What is the mnemonic?

Answer 16

Gminor, Dminor, Bbmajor, Gminor, Chord V in Gmajor as a retransition
Good Dads Bring Gifts (v)

Question 17

What tension adding feature occurs through the minor tonality here?

Answer 17

Sturm und Drang

Question 18

What instrumentation section is added in Ternary B?

Answer 18

Brass

Question 19

Where is there a sequence?

Answer 19

Bar 48 onwards

Question 20

Where is there a dominant pedal?

Answer 20

Bar 68

Question 21

What happens harmonically at the cadence at bar 55?

Answer 21

It is uncertain
- could be an interrupted presuming nothing (MC) isn’t chord I
-could be a delayed pc
- imperfect cadence chord I to V

Question 22

Where does Ternary A’ start?

Answer 22

Bar 74

Question 23

What is different about the rounded binary section A in this repeat?

Answer 23

The repeat is realised and written with some variations

Question 24

What bar is rounded binary B in this repeat? How does it differ rhythmically?

Answer 24

Bar 90
Triplet rhythms

Question 25

In Ternary A', what is different about the Rounded Binary A' section?

Answer 25

The first time the consequent is expanded then the immediate written repeat does the same but with 2 failed cadence points before a PAC

Question 26

What changes rhythmically in Ternary A' melodies?

Answer 26

More dotted rhythms, triplets and implied grace notes

Question 27

Where are the perfect cadences in A'?

Answer 27

Bar 140 at the end of the consequent phrase and at bar 152, the final bar

Question 28

In ternary A' describe coda bars?

Answer 28

Phase 1 at bar 141 then phase 2 at bar 149

Question 29

Keys in Ternary A' are the same as Ternary A with what addition?

Answer 29

F sharp major, then modal mix to F sharp minor, then G major are added

Question 30

Where is there modal mixture between F sharp major and minor?

Answer 30

bar 118

Question 31

Where is the ambiguous harmony?

Answer 31

bar 102

Question 32

What is happening if it is in G major

Answer 32

A normal progression then Neapolitan 6th at bar 107

Question 33

What is happening if it is in C minor? How is this more limited?

Answer 33

V:V - only possible to be c minor between 102 and 106

Question 34

What is happening if it is in F sharp minor

Answer 34

A German 6th chord then a secondary dominant