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What instruments are used in this piece?

2 French Horns


Flute


Oboe


2 Clarinets


2 Bassoons


Strings

What instruments were added to the piece later on?

Clarinets

List at least 3 classical features used in the piece

Balanced phrases


Graceful melody lines


Melody denominated texture


Harmony based on I, II, IV, V, VI


Contrast in key melody and dynamics


Musical structures with a sense of symmetry

What musical devices are used in this piece?

Sequence in the violins


Chromaticism in the 2nd subject


Counter melody in development Augmentation in codetta


Pathétique- overall mood of the piece

What form is this piece in?

Sonata

What are the main sections of this piece?

Exposition


Development


Recapitulation

What is in the exposition?

There are two contrasting themes: 1st and 2nd subject


1st is in G minor


Bridge links 1st subject to 2nd


2nd is in B flat major


There are extra chromatic notes

What happens in the development

Harmonies become more chromatic


Begins in F# minor but explores other keys

What happens in the recapitulation

Returns to G minor


Repeats the 1st subject as before


Bridge passage is longer and passes through more keys


2nd subject is in G minor

What is the structure of this piece?

Exposition


(1st subject, Bridge, 2nd subject, Codetta)


Development


Recapitulation


(1st subject, Bridge, 2nd subject)


What do the oboes and bassoons provide?

Harmonic filling and sustained chords

What keys are used and when?

First section: G minor --> key change to B flat major


Development: F# minor then modulates through keys


Recapitulation: G minor

What do the violins play in at first?

Unison and octaves

What is the main texture?

Homophonic

What is the dynamic at the beginning?

Piano

Where are lots of crescendos used?

2nd subject

What is the dynamic in the bridge

Forte

What is the melody like?

Mostly in step/conjunct with some leaps

What is the range of pitch like?

Instruments generally play in the middle registers


Flute and violin 1 explore a higher range at times

What is the time signature?

4/4

What is the tempo?

Molto allegro(fast)

What is the first subject based on?

Driving pattern using Quakers and semiquavers

rhythmic pattern

What is the pattern of the first subject?

2 semiquavers and 1 quaver

What family of instruments plays the melody?

Strings