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The three parts of a Sonata form are:
Exposition- Development- Recapitulation
The exposition has 2 subjects. The first is in the ___ key, the second is in a ______ or____ key.
modulated or relative key.
What does this dynamic marking mean? ff
very loud- fortissimo
What does this dynamic marking mean? f
loud- forte
What does this dynamic marking mean? p
piano- soft
"cut common time" is a time signature that cuts ____
4/4 or common time in half
What does this dynamic marking mean? sf
sforzando or accented
Why would piano sonata in C minor not be able to be played on a harpsichord?
The keys cannot change dynamics, but the piano can, depending on how hard it is hit.
What major key signature has 3 flats?
Eb Major (Battle ends and down goes Charles father)
What is the relative major of C minor?
Eb Major.. (count 3 semitones UP) memorise the piano!
what notes of a scale make a diminished triad chord?
flatten (b) the 3rd and 5th notes
The introduction is "Grave". What does this mean?
Very slow
The exposition of a sonata has 2 subjects. How did composers link them?
writing a bridge passage to modulate the key to the new key.
What type of texture is homophony?
melody and chords (melody and accompaniment)
How many bars is the introduction?
10
What is a codetta?
a short ending to a section
