Mozart Piano Sonata in Bb k333 movement 1 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicSet WorksASEdexcel Created by: BethanCreated on: 30-05-15 18:53 Basics Classical piece: Use of piano-plays using dynamics Melody-dominated homophony Broken chord accompaniment textures-Albertti Bass Sonata form Modulating to closely related keys Balanced phrases using with antecedent and consequent 1 of 8 Performing forces and their handling Fortepiano-more delicate than modern piano, but still can play dynamics with weight of players touch Dynamics are subtle-not range avaliable to modern player Ability to player softer left hand Use of Albertti bass Confined pitch range 2 of 8 Texture Simple-melody dominated homophony 2-part textures Albertti bass sometimes combined with dominant pedal Occassionally monophonic Occassioanlly use of fuller chords 3 of 8 Structure Sonata form Exposition=1st subject in Bb, transition and 2nd subject in F major (dominant) Development-moves through a number of keys (Fm-Gm-Fm-Cm-Fm) and develops previous music in different keys Recapitulation=repeats exposition, but 2nd subject in Bb not F 4 of 8 Tonality Functional-modulates to closely related keys Begins in Bb major, modulates during transition 2nd subject in F major Development moves quickly through a number of keys Perfect cadences used to reinforce tonality Dominant pedal points add further strength to perfect cadences 5 of 8 Harmony Transition ends on an imperfect cadence Dominant 7ths used frequently Mainly uses 1st inversion or root position chords, but sometimes 2nd inversion Circle of 5ths-bar 47-8 Appoggiaturas at heart of Mozarts harmonic style 6 of 8 Melody Balanced phrases with antecendent and consequent Appoggiaturas and passing notes Chromatic notes Mostly conjunct Large leaps rare Ornamental in character, eg trills over dominant pedal and turns 7 of 8 Rhythm and Metre Left hand begins with quavers omitting 1st beat-syncopation Frequent passages of semiquavers Syncopated rhythms found occassionally Dotted rhythms used sometimes In common time throughout 8 of 8
Describe the Stylistic Features of Mozart’s Piano Sonata in B Flat, K.333: Movement 1, Which Show it was Written in the Classical Period 0.0 / 5
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