tonality Flashcards

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overall tonality

A

follows the classical principles in terms of the keys used in the sections. sonata form is partly about key contrast (functional)

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2
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exposition

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-first subject is in the tonic of G minor
-second subject is in Bb major (relative major)

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3
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development

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-flowing set modulations: Eb major, F minor, G minor, C minor, F minor: circle of 5ths

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4
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recapitulation

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-first subject in tonic
-second subject tonic major, G major

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5
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coda

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-returns to the tonic

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6
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where are examples of brief modulations?

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-exposition: passing modulation to D major
-recapitulation: B major

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7
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how are modulations prepared?

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conventionally prepared with perfect cadences

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8
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what is the role of tonic and dominant pedals?

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strengthens the sense of tonality

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