Sonata Form

Question 1

In the Development of Sonata Form

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all of the above

Question 2

Sonata form is a musical form associated with

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multi-movement instrumental pieces

Question 3

At the very end of the movement, composers typically end with a ________________ .

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Coda

Question 4

The Exposition

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has 2 main themes, repeats

Question 5

In the development section, the theme are fragmented

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True

Question 6

The key modulated to is

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C minor

Question 7

What is the cadence used here?

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Imperfect

Question 8

In Sonata Form there is sometimes a ________________ before the Exposition

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Slow Introduction

Question 9

What is the difference between this theme presented in comparison to the opening?

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The melody is presented an octave lower

Question 10

The first subject ends in which related key?

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Dominant

Question 11

In relation to C major, the related keys are

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G major, F major, A minor

Question 12

Sonata Form is typically found in which movement of a classical work?

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4th, 1st

Question 13

The key modulated to is related.

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False

Question 14

In Sonata Form there are three main sections. They are (in order):

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Exposition, Development, and Recapitulation

Question 15

In the development section there are a number of modulations to distant keys

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True

Question 16

What is the relationship of this key to the new key

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Subdominant of Dominant minor

Question 17

In the Exposition if the first theme is in a major key the 2nd theme will probably be in the

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dominant

Question 18

In the Exposition the first theme is in the

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Tonic

Question 19

In the Recapitulation theme one and theme two return in the ________________ key

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tonic

Questions 19