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Haydn Symphony 104
Haydn Symphony 104
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1
What is the second section of a sonata?
Development
Recapitulation
Exposition
2
Which movement is this?
Movement 1
Movement 3
Movement 2
Movement 4
3
What is the goal of the opening bars of a sonata form movement?
To develop the theme
To modulate asap
To establish the tonic
4
What is the key of Haydn's Symphony 104?
C major
G major
D major
A major
5
Which movement is this?
Movement 3
Movement 2
Movement 1
Movement 4
6
Which movement is this?
Movement 4
Movement 1
Movement 2
Movement 3
7
How many symphonies did Haydn compose?
64
94
74
104
8
Sonata form: the development section usually modulates to a range of keys
True
False
9
In a classical sonata form, the exposition is usually repeated
False
True
10
Which movement is this?
Movement 4
Movement 2
Movement 1
Movement 3
11
What form is usually used for the first movement of a symphony?
ternary
sonata
binary
verse chorus
12
The goal of the coda is to reconfirm the tonic key
True
False
13
Sonata form: after the 1st subject is heard, what do we usually hear?
2nd subject in the same key
2nd subject in a related key
14
Which movement is this?
Movement 4
Movement 3
Movement 2
Movement 1
15
What is the third section of a sonata?
Exposition
Development
Recapitulation
16
What is the first section of a sonata?
Exposition
Development
Recapitulation
17
Sonata form: It is common for classical composers to stay away from the dominant key at the end of the development
True
False
18
In which year was Haydn's Symphony 104 composed?
1785
1795
1775
1805
