mozart 1st movement from symphony 40. G minor 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicMozartGCSEEdexcel Created by: Alice.SCreated on: 28-03-16 13:43 What was a typical structure in this period? Sonata form 1 of 22 what does sonata form consist of? Exposition, development,recapitulation 2 of 22 when was it written? 1788 3 of 22 Who was it written by? Mozart 4 of 22 What happens it the exposition? themes are heard for the 1st time. it has two contrasting themes and ends in a defferetn key than started in. 5 of 22 what happens in the development? Themes go through a number of twists and turns to keep the piece interesting. 6 of 22 What happens in the recapitulation? the themes are recapped and pulls thepiece together but still changing bits used from the exposition. 7 of 22 name three typical features of classical music... melodies are easy to remember, gradual change of dynamics and more syncopation the baroque period. 8 of 22 tempo? molto allegro 9 of 22 time signature? 4/4 10 of 22 instruments used in piece? Small classical orchestra, 2 horns and strings and woodwind. no trumpets or drums 11 of 22 the texure is... mainly homophonic and imitational 12 of 22 which insttruments start the 1st subject? the v1st violins then joined by the woodwind 13 of 22 key? g minor 14 of 22 what does the bridge at the end of the 1st subject use? rising scales and pedal notes 15 of 22 in the 1st subject what type of phrasing is used? balanced 16 of 22 what are the dynamics like in the 1st subject? start quietly, sudden contrasts, lots of cresc and dims. 17 of 22 what is the interval between the first two notes of the first subject? a semitone 18 of 22 what is the key of the 2nd subject? Bb major(relative major) 19 of 22 what instruments are used in the 2nd subject? strings and woodwind 20 of 22 what does the melody in the 2nd subject use? chromatic notes, balanced pr]hasing 21 of 22 how does subject 2 finish? the violins, bassons and flutes play a descending staccato scale. 22 of 22
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