classical period

What is the general form of a Rondo?

Tonic is the name for the I key/chord in a song. What is the name of the V chord?

What is the major philosophical movement in the classical period called?

What's the difference between Sonata and Concerto

What is the primary difference between a concerto and a symphony

This word describes the way that a composer uses and manipulates the various themes and tunes in a piece of music

Which of the major forms we discussed in class is most like a Dance?

This word describes music that uses notes that are NOT found the in primary scale(key) of the song

Does Classical Music favor Clarity and Simplicity or Complexity?

What are the 4 parts of a Sonata Form?

This word describes music that uses only notes that are IN the key.

Classical music is MOSTLY: polyphonic/monophonic/homophonic

in this diagram: AABA' What does the ' mean?

A typical sonata has ____ movements

A Symphony has ______ movements

Name a difference that the RISE OF THE MIDDLE CLASS made in music

Does Classical Music favor Clarity and Simplicity or Complexity?