Haydn Mvt 1 Flashcards
(29 cards)
How does every section end (what device)?
Grand pause/kings reverb
What form/structure is it in?
Sonata form
Exposition section bar numbers
S1- Bars 17 to 50
Transition- Bars 50 to 64
S2- Bars 65 to 99
Codetta- Bars 99 to 123
What key is the exposition in?
D major (S1)
What key is S2 of the exposition in?
A major
Do S1 and S2 use different melodic material?
No, monothematicism is used
In exposition bar 104, what happens in the oboe part?
There is an oboe inversion of the flute theme from bar 100
What happens at bar 32?
A tonic pedal created by alternating I and IVc
In the codetta, what wind instrument doesn’t have a solo?
Clarinet
What section does the codetta use melodic material from?
S1
What are the 3 main motifs of the exposition/peice?
Head motif, repeated note figure, tail motif
Where is the head motif first seen?
Bar 17-18 in the first violin
Where is 2 note figure first seen?
Bar 19-20 in the first violin
Where is the tail motif first seen?
Bar 21-24 in the fist violin
S1 is mostly x bar phrases in length
8
What bars are the introduction?
1-16
What key does the piece/intro open in?
D minor
What interval does the intro start with?
Octaves, just tonic and dominant
What are the double dotted rhythms in the intro inspired by?
French overtures
What is the tonality in the opening two bars of the intro?
Ambiguous as there is no third in the chord
Is the rhythm in the opening 2 bars of the intro reused?
Yes, throughout the intro but sometimes in diminution (repeated with shorter note values making it sound quicker)
What key is entered at bar 7 of the intro and more?
F major, and it is the same material as opening 2 bars but without brass (as they’re crooked to d not f) and no clarinets
Bars 14 and 15 of intro
Repeat of bars 1 and 2 but texture is only strings in bar 15, its pianissimo and the falling 4th becomes a perfect 5th
What happens with one in bar 16 of intro
Inversion
