Haydn 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicASOCR Created by: MichelleCreated on: 12-05-13 18:15 What was Haydn? Composer and pianist 1 of 41 How many symphonies did Haydn write? 100+ 2 of 41 Who brought Haydn to London? Johann Peter Salomon 3 of 41 When was music booming in London? Late 1700s 4 of 41 Why was music booming in the late 1700s? Due to the increasingly wealthy middle classes and the industrial revolution 5 of 41 What had London become...? A melting-pot of cultural life 6 of 41 What form is this movement in? Sonata form 7 of 41 What is meant monothematic? One theme, altering the structure of sonata form 8 of 41 What devices are used? Give at least 2 Motifs, Pedals, Imitation and Repeating theme 9 of 41 What is the tonality of this piece? Eb major 10 of 41 What does 'Allegro con spirit' mean? Lively with spirit 11 of 41 What is the first piece of the structure in this piece? A theme/Exposition 12 of 41 What key is the Exposition in? Eb major 13 of 41 What calls to attention? Horn calls 14 of 41 What does the main theme develop into? Motifs 15 of 41 What does this section briefly modulate to? F minor 16 of 41 What device is used? Sustained pedals 17 of 41 What does the imitation do to the texture? Makes it polyphnic 18 of 41 What comes after the A theme/Exposition 1st subject B episode/Exposition 2nd subject 19 of 41 What key is this section in? Bb major 20 of 41 What does the rhythm in the violins change to? Calm crotchet rythm 21 of 41 What is also adding harmony in the violin part? Double and triple stopping 22 of 41 What note does the pedal play? Bb major 23 of 41 What comes after the B theme/Exposition 2nd subject? A theme/Exposition 1st subject 24 of 41 What key is this in? Eb major 25 of 41 What returns (think of section) The main theme 26 of 41 What is different about the pedal used? It's inverted a in the calrinet 27 of 41 What comes after this final exposition? C Episode/Development 28 of 41 What key is this in? C minor 29 of 41 What sort of imitation is used? Motivic 30 of 41 How are the entries harmonised? In thirds 31 of 41 What instruments are absent in this development section? And why is this? Brass and Timpini - Due to their liitations 32 of 41 What is the full return marked as? Forzando 33 of 41 What comes after the Development? Recapitulation 34 of 41 What key is the recapitulation in? Eb major 35 of 41 Why is this modulation a surprise? Because it returns back tot the tonic 36 of 41 What key does this section briefly modulate to? Bb major 37 of 41 What is the material used? First-subject material 38 of 41 What does this piece end on? Coda 39 of 41 What key is the coda in? Eb major 40 of 41 What does Haydn use the coda to do? To show virtuosity of the players, which is shown in the violins - high G (6th position) 41 of 41
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