Classical Forms
Exposition :| Development Recapitulation
Sonata form
Subject, Countersubject, Stretto, etc.
Fugue
Neapolitan
Closely related keys for C Major
GM, FM, Em, Am, Dm
A B A C A
Rondo
Repeated set of Chords
Chaconne
Notes borrowed from minor into major or vice versa
Modal Mixture
A pivot of vi in the home key with ii in the new key modulates to which key? (Subdominant, Dominant, etc.)
the Dominant
Strophic
Repeated melody
Passacaglia
Augmented sixth chords
Type of modulation that goes instantly to the new key
Direct Modulation (or Common Tone Modulation)
A B A C A B A
Sonata-Rondo
Vocal piece in Composite Ternary form
Da Capo Aria
The notes of V7/V in B minor
C# E# G# B
A Gr+6 may be interpreted enharmonically as a V7 in a key whose tonic is how far and in what direction from the present key?
Up a half step
Form with three nested binaries (and usually a da capo)
Composite Ternary
A :||: B A'
Rounded Binary
The notes of a CT+6 in Eb Major
Cb (or B-nat) Eb Gb (or F#) A-nat
A viio43 in the home key functions as viio7 in a key of this distance from the original.
A Tritone