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| Name of the Family Haydn worked for |
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| Esterhazy- Hungarian Royalty |
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| Who wrote the most symphonies and how many? |
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| The Classical Period was from what years? |
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| Who wrote: Symphony no. 1 in D major |
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| Who wrote Symphony number 1 in E flat major? |
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| Who wrote Farewell' symphony no 45? |
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| Who wrote Don Giovanni and Eine Klein Nachtmusik? |
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| How did Haydn make a living? |
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How did mozart make a living?
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| How did Beethoven make money? |
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| Where was the 'place to go' to study music? |
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| the transitional piano, between harpsichord and the modern day piano. 18th century or early 19th century. |
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| What are the characteristics of the Classical Period? |
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o They focused on one movement
o Wider range of emotion
o Rhythms wont be as predictable
o Form is clearly organized
o Beauty in the order and cemetery of there music
o Range of dynamics will increase
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| 4 Different styles of Sonatas |
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| Allegro, Theme and Variations, Minuet and Trio, Rondo |
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| Sonata Allegro Form- what is it, when is it used and the 4 steps. |
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Form of a single movement
Used in the first movement of a symphony
Exposition, Development, Recapitulation, Coda |
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| starts in a tonic (c major key), one or two themes, repeat signs |
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| take what was in the exposition: themes, modulations and develop it- add contrast, variety, ornamentation. Motive- you can tell it’s the theme but it’s only a few notes of it |
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| Restatement of the main theme |
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