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What is the major philosophical movement in the classical period called?
The Enlightenment
What are the 4 parts of a Sonata Form?
Expo, Devel, Recap, Coda
This word describes music that uses only notes that are IN the key.
Diatonic
This word describes music that uses notes that are NOT found the in primary scale(key) of the song
Chromatic
A Symphony has ______ movements
4
Does Classical Music favor Clarity and Simplicity or Complexity?
Clarity/Simplicity
Does Classical Music favor Clarity and Simplicity or Complexity?
Clarity/Simplicity
This word describes the way that a composer uses and manipulates the various themes and tunes in a piece of music
Form
in this diagram: AABA' What does the ' mean?
a variation
Name a difference that the RISE OF THE MIDDLE CLASS made in music
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What is the general form of a Rondo?
ABACA
Classical music is MOSTLY: polyphonic/monophonic/homophonic
homophonic
What's the difference between Sonata and Concerto
Sonata uses piano, Concerto has an orchestra
A typical sonata has ____ movements
3
Tonic is the name for the I key/chord in a song. What is the name of the V chord?
Dominant
Which of the major forms we discussed in class is most like a Dance?
Minuet and Trio
