This is a quick note to clarify the Music Theory 4 homework
that’s due on Tuesday (October 1). You are to analyze each of the excerpts
referred to on the packet called “Excerpts to study for introduction to
modulation.” Some of the excerpts are printed in the packet, others in the
textbook. Specifically, these are the excerpts to study:
W. Mozart, Piano
Sonata K. 333, i, mm. 1-16. Example 20.2 in textbook
C. Schumann, “Ich
stand in dunklen Träumen,” opening to m. 13. Example 20.4 in textbook
J. Haydn, String
Quartet op. 64, no. 2, Menuetto, mm. 1-14. Example 20.8 in textbook
L. Beethoven, Piano
Sonata op. 2, no. 1, Menuetto in packet
W. Mozart, Piano
Sonata K. 284, iii, Theme in packet
Refer to my blog post from last week for links to
recordings. Professor Roig-Francolí discusses some of the textbook examples in
the book.
I will look at your annotations and/or give a mini-quiz
covering this homework on Tuesday. For each example, you are to decide on the
keys expressed (there will be at least two in each example, but some may have
more than two keys). Additionally, be ready to explain (as best you can) how
the composer gets from each key to the next for each excerpt.
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