For Handel’s Gavotte, HWV 491, please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form. Also, name the form. You will need to determine which notes are non-chord tones in order to determine Roman numerals.
For the piece above, complete the following diagram based on your analysis. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
For the theme from first movement of Mozart’s Piano Sonata in A major, K. 331, please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form. Also, name the form.
Figure24.9.2.Mozart, Piano Sonata K. 331, I
For the piece above, complete the following diagram based on your analysis. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
For this Polonaise in F major by Mozart, please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form. Also, name the form.
Figure24.9.3.Mozart, Polonaise in F major
For the piece above, complete the following diagram based on your analysis. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
For this Allegro in B-flat major (K. 3) by Mozart, please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form. Also, name the form.
Figure24.9.4.Mozart, Allegro in B-flat major
On scratch paper, create a diagram of the form. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
Two-Reprise Continuous Ternary, if looking at the proportion, or Two-Reprise Continuous Rounded Binary, if you interpret the first two notes in bar 13 as being built from the first two notes in bar 1—and if you are considering that Mozart, as a Classical-era composer, is likely to compose a rounded binary. Two-Reprise Continuous Balanced Binary is a label that describes that the endings of the halves are the same, but doesn’t take into account the return of the opening material in bar 21.
Exercise Group.
Day Three
5.
Please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form of “After the Ball” from Alexander Gretchaninoff’s Children’s Book, Op.98. Also, name the form.
Figure24.9.5.Gretchaninoff, Children’s Book, Op.98, No. 13, “After the Ball”
On scratch paper, create a diagram of the form. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
For the theme from Brahms’s Variations on a Theme of Haydn Op. 56a (the theme is also known as “St. Anthony’s Chorale”), please fill in the blanks below the staves and diagram the form. Also, name the form.
Figure24.9.6.Brahms, Variations on a Theme of Haydn, Op. 56a
On scratch paper, create a diagram of the form. Include section labels using uppercase letters, phrase labels using lowercase letters, and cadences using the abbreviations PAC, IAC, HC, DC, PC.
Circle all of the terms that apply to the name of the form:
