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Sonata Form: Exposition Development Recapitulation
Sonata Form: Exposition Development Recapitulation
Sonata Form
Development
2nd subject Codetta Using 1st or second subject or both in dominant, subdominant or relative minor
What key is the First Subject in? G Minor In the Bridge section, it modulates to Bb
Major
Key Vocab
The Word
Sonata Form Symphony Exposition Development Homophonic Recapitulation G Minor Sequence Modulation Primary Chords B Flat Major
The Defenition
The Key of the Opening I IV and V Key of the Bridge/2nd Subject A work for orchestra A reminder of the original tune The original tune Intro-Exp-Dev-Recap-Coda Blocks of sound A change of key The tune develops A Tune, moved Up or Down
Learning Objectives
MUST be able to identify through listening/discussion/performance the key musical points of the Codetta Section SHOULD be able to identify through listening/discussion/performance be able to link the key point with sections earlier on in the movement COULD able to discuss the use of composition devices to bring the exposition to a close
Watch This.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXeI5j2 vPdU
This video has clear headings. It also gives all the information about the different keys that the sections are in too.
Practical Performance 1
As we have now completed the Exposition section of Mozart 40, Id like you today to bring this all together by: Putting the First Theme Putting the Second Theme Putting the Codetta audio clue Putting the Perfect Cadence Fest All into an Arrangement with a spoken description of what you are playing and the characteristics of it
Answer honestly
What I dont understand about Mozart 40 is.......
I am happy with ............. In the Mozart 40
Practical Performance 2
Were going to re-inact the Perfect Cadence fest (in different keys) I want you to fully be able to recognise the ending of codetta section (of the exposition) by use of the Perfect Cadence fest. Were going to work in pairs, in different keys and assume to roles of V and I