Phrases and Periods
Generally, a single phrase within a period contains this many bars.
What is 4 bars?
These are the three main sections of Sonata Form.
What is Exposition, Development and Recapitulation?
These are the letters associated with Ternary Form.
What is ABA.
AAAA.
What is Strophic Form?
This is the name of the second phrase in period form.
What is consequent?
This is the musical period in which Sonata Form was developed.
What is the classical period?
What is Section A and Section B?
ABACADAEAFA
What is Rondo Form?
This is the name of the first phrase in period form.
What is antecedent?
Name the two possible keys (in reference to the Tonic Key) you would likely see at the end of the exposition.
(Answer with Scale Degree Names, i.e Tonic)
What is Dominant and Mediant?
This is what we call A section (when it is repeated) in Rounded Binary Form.
What is A prime?
This is how we would refer to the 4th variation in a piece which uses T&V form.
What is A quadruple (A4) prime?
This is the order of cadences in a period.
What is: Weak Cadence for the 1st phrase, Strong Cadence for the 2nd phrase.
This is the main difference between the Development and the Exposition.
What is the secondary theme returns in the Tonic Key?
This is the musical genre that inspired Binary Form.
What is Baroque Dance music?
These are some things you might look for when trying to discern between sections when analyzing a piece of music.
(name at least 2)
What is mood, tempo, key, double bar lines/repeats, and thematic material?
This is the name of a period with two contrasting pages.
What is a contrasting period?
Whats another name for the bridge that connects the two principal themes?
What is the episode?
In Rounded Binary, the A section returns and is roughly the same length as before.
False
When nothing repeats...
What is Through-Composed?