QUESTION 1
Sonata form is
O a. the form of the first movement of the symphony, string quartet, and sonata.
O b. a form that developed during the classical era of music.
O c. a form having three parts.
O d. All of the above.
QUESTION 2
The exposition of sonata form is
O a. where the themes get presented.
O b. where the themes are developed and played with and combined.
O c. where the themes are restated.
O d. None of the above.
QUESTION 3
The most polyphonic areas of sonata form
O is the first theme.
O is the second theme.
O are the bridge and the development.
QUESTION 4
Some big differences between Mozart's and Beethoven's sonata form movements that we studied include
O a. Beethoven's enlarged coda in the recalpituation, which introduces a completely new theme.
O b. Beethoven's use of a motive, SSSL, versus entirely lyrical themes as in Mozart's movement.
O c. Beethoven's late changing of the key back to minor in the recapitulation at the point of the coda instead of in the second theme as in Mozart's recapitulation.
O d. All of the above.