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Why do we study composers such as Bach, Mozart and Beethoven above others?

GCSE and A-Level papers (and university degrees) tend to focus on composers such as Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven because of the impact they each had on subsequent generations. Each one had a profound impac...

Answered by Sewek G. Music tutor
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What is the structural significance of the recapitulation in classical sonata form?

The recapitulation provides the double return of both the tonic key and the primary subject. It is the combination of these two factors that identifies the recapitulation as the concluding section of sona...

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What are some tips for dealing with a Bach Chorale Harmonisation?

It is easiest to first decide where the cadances are, and then from doing that you can figure out which key that phrase ends in. Then look at the final three or four notes of the phrase to find a pivot ch...

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What are the elements of the Classical Sonata Form?

The Classical Sonata Form has three main sections. First is the Exposition. This introduces the main two themes of the piece. The first theme is in the tonic key, and the second theme is usually either in...

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What is 'Sonata form'?

Sonata form is the way in which a musical movement (usually the first) is structured. This can be broken down into 3 general sections, each with their own set of characteristics:E...

Answered by Hannah M. Music tutor
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