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1"three-part (A-B-A) form based on a statement (A), contrast or departure (B), and repetition (A). Also three-part form.Page 172"
- AA-B-A
- BAbsolute music
- CBridge
- DBuffo
2"Music that has no literary, dramatic, or pictorial program. Also pure music."
- ABuffo
- BAbsolute Music
- CBridge
- DA-B-A
3"Transitional passage connecting two sections of a composition; also transition. Also the part of a string instrument that holds the strings in place."
- AAbsolute Music
- BBuffo
- CBridge
- DA-B-A
4"In opera, a male singer of comic roles, usually a bass."
- AA-B-A
- BBridge
- CAbsolute Music
- DBuffo
5Cadenza
- A"Virtuosic solo passage in the manner of improvisation, performed near the end of an aria or a movement of a concerto."
- B"The last part of a piece, usually added to a standard form to bring it to a close."
- C"Structure commonly used in first movements of concertos that combines elements of Baroque ritornello procedure with sonata-allegro form. Also first-movement concerto form."
- D"Structure in which musical material, such as a theme, presented in one movement returns in a later movement."
6Coda
- A"Virtuosic solo passage in the manner of improvisation, performed near the end of an aria or a movement of a concerto."
- B"The last part of a piece, usually added to a standard form to bring it to a close."
- C"Structure commonly used in first movements of concertos that combines elements of Baroque ritornello procedure with sonata-allegro form. Also first-movement concerto form."
- D"Structure in which musical material, such as a theme, presented in one movement returns in a later movement."
7Concerto form/first-movement concerto form
- A"Virtuosic solo passage in the manner of improvisation, performed near the end of an aria or a movement of a concerto."
- B"The last part of a piece, usually added to a standard form to bring it to a close."
- C"Structure in which musical material, such as a theme, presented in one movement returns in a later movement."
- D"Structure commonly used in first movements of concertos that combines elements of Baroque ritornello procedure with sonata-allegro form. Also first-movement concerto form."
8Cyclical form
- A"Structure commonly used in first movements of concertos that combines elements of Baroque ritornello procedure with sonata-allegro form. Also first-movement concerto form."
- B"Virtuosic solo passage in the manner of improvisation, performed near the end of an aria or a movement of a concerto."
- C"Structure in which musical material, such as a theme, presented in one movement returns in a later movement."
- D"The last part of a piece, usually added to a standard form to bring it to a close.:"
9"An indication to return to the beginning of a piece."
- ADa Capo
- BDevelopment
- CDuo Sonata
- DDivertimento
10"Structural reshaping of thematic matrial. Second section of sonata-allegro form; it moves through a series of foreign keys while themes from the exposition, are manipulated."
- ADa Capo
- BDevelopment
- CDuo Sonata
- DDivertimento
11"Classical instrumental genre for chamber ensemble or soloist, often performed as light entertainment. Related to serenade and cassation."
- ADa Capo
- BDevelopment
- CDivertimento
- DDuo Sonata
12"A chamber group comprised of a soloist with piano. Also in the Baroque period, a sonata for a melody instrument and basso continuo."
- ADa Capo
- BDevelopment
- CDivertimento
- DDuo Sonata
13Exposition
- A"Opening section. In the fugue, the first section in which the voices enter in turn with the subject. In sonata-allegro form, the first section in which the major thematic material is stated. Also statement.Page 157"
- B"The procedure in which the chords accompanying a melody are replaced by others. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
- C"Music of the military corps of the Turkish sultan, characterized by percussion instruments such as triangle, cymbals, bell tree, and bass drum as well as trumpets and double-reed instruments.Page 172"
- D"The procedure in which a melody is altered while certain features are maintained. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
14Harmonic variation
- A"Opening section. In the fugue, the first section in which the voices enter in turn with the subject. In sonata-allegro form, the first section in which the major thematic material is stated. Also statement.Page 157"
- B"The procedure in which the chords accompanying a melody are replaced by others. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
- C"Music of the military corps of the Turkish sultan, characterized by percussion instruments such as triangle, cymbals, bell tree, and bass drum as well as trumpets and double-reed instruments.Page 172"
- D"The procedure in which a melody is altered while certain features are maintained. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
15Janissary music/Turkish Janissary band
- A"Opening section. In the fugue, the first section in which the voices enter in turn with the subject. In sonata-allegro form, the first section in which the major thematic material is stated. Also statement.Page 157"
- B"The procedure in which the chords accompanying a melody are replaced by others. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
- C"Music of the military corps of the Turkish sultan, characterized by percussion instruments such as triangle, cymbals, bell tree, and bass drum as well as trumpets and double-reed instruments.Page 172"
- D"The procedure in which a melody is altered while certain features are maintained. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
16Melodic variation
- A"Music of the military corps of the Turkish sultan, characterized by percussion instruments such as triangle, cymbals, bell tree, and bass drum as well as trumpets and double-reed instruments.Page 172"
- B"The procedure in which the chords accompanying a melody are replaced by others. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
- C"Opening section. In the fugue, the first section in which the voices enter in turn with the subject. In sonata-allegro form, the first section in which the major thematic material is stated. Also statement.Page 157"
- D"The procedure in which a melody is altered while certain features are maintained. Often used in theme and variations form.Page 160"
17"An A-B-A form (A = minuet; B = trio) in a moderate triple meter; often the third movement of the Classical multimovement cycle.Page 160"
- AMinuet and trio
- BModified sonata-allegro
- CMonothematic
- DMultimovement cycle
18"A statement (exposition) and restatement (recapitulation) of themes without the development section typical in sonata-allegro form.Page 172"
- AMinuet and trio
- BModified sonata-allegro
- CMonothematic
- DMultimovement cycle
19"work or movement based on a single theme.Page 172"
- AMinuet and trio
- BModified sonata-allegro
- CMonothematic
- DMultimovement cycle
20"A three- or four-movement structure used in Classical-era instrumental musicâ€"especially the symphony, sonata, concertoâ€"and in chamber music; each movement is in a prescribed tempo and form; sometimes called sonata cycle.Page 156"
- AMinuet and trio
- BModified sonata-allegro
- CMonothematic
- DMultimovement cycle
21"Italian comic opera, sung throughout."
- AOpera buffa
- BOpera comique
- COpera seria
- DPiano trio
22"French comic opera with some spoken dialogue."
- AOpera buffa
- BOpera comique
- COpera seria
- DPiano trio
23"Tragic Italian opera."
- AOpera buffa
- BOpera comique
- COpera seria
- DPiano trio
24"Piano, Violin and Cello"
- AOpera buffa
- BOpera comique
- COpera seria
- DPiano Trio
25Recapitulation
- A"Third section of sonata-allegro form, in which the thematic material of the exposition is restated, generally in the tonic. Also restatement. "
- B"A Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead."
- C"The procedure in which note lengths, meter, or tempo is altered. Often used in theme and variations form."
- D"Quickly ascending rhytmic melody used in Classical-era instrumental music; the technique is credited to composers in Mannheim, Germany. "
26Requiem Mass
- A"Third section of sonata-allegro form, in which the thematic material of the exposition is restated, generally in the tonic. Also restatement. "
- B"A Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead."
- C"The procedure in which note lengths, meter, or tempo is altered. Often used in theme and variations form."
- D"Quickly ascending rhytmic melody used in Classical-era instrumental music; the technique is credited to composers in Mannheim, Germany."
27Rhythmic variation
- A"A Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead."
- B"Third section of sonata-allegro form, in which the thematic material of the exposition is restated, generally in the tonic. Also restatement. "
- C"The procedure in which note lengths, meter, or tempo is altered. Often used in theme and variations form."
- D"Quickly ascending rhytmic melody used in Classical-era instrumental music; the technique is credited to composers in Mannheim, Germany."
28Rocket theme
- A"Third section of sonata-allegro form, in which the thematic material of the exposition is restated, generally in the tonic. Also restatement."
- B"A Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead."
- C"The procedure in which note lengths, meter, or tempo is altered. Often used in theme and variations form."
- D"Quickly ascending rhytmic melody used in Classical-era instrumental music; the technique is credited to composers in Mannheim, Germany."
29"Compositional form with two sections, in which the second ends with a return to material from the first; each section is usually repeated."
- ARounded binary form
- BScherzo
- CSerenade
- DSingspiel
30"composition in A-B-A form, usually in triple meter; replaced the minuet and trio in the nineteenth century."
- ARounded binary form
- BScherzo
- CSerenade
- DSingspiel
31"Classical instrumental genre that combines elements of chamber music and symphony, often performed in the evening or at social functions. Related to divertimento and cassation."
- ARounded binary form
- BScherzo
- CSerenade
- DSingspiel
32"Comic German drama with spoken dialogue; the immediate predecessor of Romantic German opera."
- ARounded binary form
- BScherzo
- CSerenade
- DSingspiel
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