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Chapters 7-9

Jenna Lehmann Form & Analysis 300 English 16 cards

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  1. 1What is a variation?a restatement of any musical entity that retains some elements of the original and chases others
  2. 2What is cantus firmus?a pre-existing melody forming the basis of a polyphonic composition
  3. 3What is a statement?theme; what ends up becoming varied in a variation
  4. 4What is a continuous harmonization?procedures organized by the uninterrupted repetition of a short melodic or harmonic unit.
  5. 5What is sectional variation?closed variations; complete structural units
  6. 6What is ground bass?continuous variation based upon a single melodic unit (usually bass)
  7. 7What is chaconne/passacaglia?continuous variation based on a harmonic progression
  8. 8What is an ornamental variation?a variation in which emphasis is placed on melodic elaboration
  9. 9What is figural ornamentation?certain figuration continuously throughout movement; spatial patterning/same throughout
  10. 10Why is sonata form technically binary?Like a binary form, the first section moves towards another key (usually V or III) where it ends. The job of the development and recap is to bring everything back to one. So it's kind of like a really long rounded binary.
  11. 11What are some features of an exposition?I - V or i - iii
    Theme 1 (I) transition (I-V) Theme 2 (V) closing theme
    sometimes preceded by an introduction
  12. 12What is a coda?extension beyond normal structural components
  13. 13What are some features of a development?meant to destabilize the tonic and dominant keys
    may use and remix previous motives
  14. 14What is a sonatina?short movement in sonata form which the main sections that subdivide the structure are present
  15. 15What is Rondo form?alternating contrasts and restatements. ABABA, ABACABA, ABACADACABA
  16. 16Explain sonata rondo form.Exposition: A (I) trans B (V) trans A (I)
    Middle section: C (usually in another related key; may contain development)
    Recap: A (I) trans B (I) trans A (I) (may be shortened or merge into a coda)

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