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What is the instrumentation used?

Fortepiano - early wooden-framed piano


5 octave range


Not harpsichord

Describe the structure and tonality.

1-63 Exposition


1-10 1st subject B flat maj


10-22 Transition B flat maj


23-63 2nd subject with codetta Fmaj


63-93 Development Fmaj, Fmin, Cmin, Bflatmaj, Gmin (Dominant preparation


93-165 Recapitulation B flat maj

Describe the tonality.

Clearly defined, with modulations which delineate structure.

What kind of harmony is used?

Functional, with cadences


Classical cadence (B6-4)

Where are the appoggiatura chords

B63

Diminished 7th chords?

B69

Augmented 6th?

B80

What is the phrasing like?

Typically classical periodic phrasing at opening of 2nd subject


However, 1st subject has 4 then 6 bar phrase

Does the movement open diatonically?

Yes with chromatic inflections

What is te use of sequence like?

Extended use of sequence

Give an example of ornamentation.

Appoggiaturas (diatonic and chromatic and diatonic) B4,2 and turns B62

What metre is it in?

Simple quadruple (common) time

Give 2 of the defining rhythmic features.

Syncopation in first subject


Continuous semiquaver movement in the second subject -> momentum

Describe the texture.

Melody dominated homophony -> RH carries the melody

Describe the LH pattern.

Lean texture


Broken chord/ alberti bass

Where are the densest chords?

Beginning of the second subject to emphasise tonality


6-note chord

What is occasionally done in the RH?

Octaves

What were sonatas like this intended for?

Teaching, published for amateurs

What is the range of the piece like?

Narrow as was that of the instrument


LH is often in the treble clef

What would the dynamics like?

Subtle


Often not marked


However frequent slight changes would have been played

Where is the interrupted cadence?

B83-84

Where is the Circle of 5ths?

B143-6

Where is the chromatic appoggiatura?

B27(1) C-sharp