music theory terms 2

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chamber music

2 points

may be understood as a musical journey, consisting of two contrasting themes

a single line of melody supported by a harmonic accompaniment

music for a small ensemble (2 - 10) players with 1 player per part

themes are developed; this often involves a departure to different keys

usually performed without a conductor

homophonic texture

1 point

most important musical form invented in classical era

a single line of melody supported by a harmonic accompaniment

themes are developed; this often involves a departure to different keys

middle section of a sonata form

the return of main themes stated in exposition

sonata form

3 points

most important musical form invented in classical era

usually performed without a conductor

a single line of melody supported by a harmonic accompaniment

consists of three sections: exposition, development, and recapitulation

may be understood as a musical journey, consisting of two contrasting themes

exposition

2 points

middle section of sonata form

third and final section of sonata form

first section of sonata form

the return of main themes

themes are developed, often involving departure into different keys

development

2 points

middle section of sonata form

third and final section of sonata form

first section of sonata form

the return of main themes

themes are developed, often involving departure into different keys

recapitulation

2 points

middle section of sonata form

third and final section of sonata form

first section of sonata form

the return of main themes

themes are developed, often involving departure into different keys

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