Mozart: Symphony no 40 exposition Motif and structure

What is the motif of the piece?

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Where does the development section begin?

• When the motif is played exactly the same as in the exposition

• When the motif is played in a contrasting key to the exposition

• When the motif is not heard

• When the motif is doubled in length

In Classical music, what is a common contour effect of the two halves of a phrase?

• The two halves are contrasting in contour

• The two halves are exactly the same in contour

• The two halves are completly different

• The two halves are contrasting in dynamics

In the exposition, how do we know we are at the bridge?

• The motif is used but in a homorhymic way (creating chords)

• The material is completely different

• The material is contrasting to the 1st subject

Select how subject 2 is different to subject 1 in the exposition

• Softer dynamics

• No motif

• Moving in steps

• Thinner texture (less instruments playing)

• Polyphonic

Which instrument plays the melody during the exposition?

• Viola

• Cello (Violoncello)

• Violin (Violino)

• Oboe (Oboi)

What is the texture of this piece?

• Polyphonic

• Homophonic

• Monophonic

• Heterophonic

Select a definition for a motif

• A short musical idea which is used throughout the piece

• A 4 bar idea which is repeated in the piece

• A large section which is repeated

• Musical punctuation

Select a definition for a Phrase

• A short musical idea which is used throughout the piece

• A 4 bar idea which is repeated in the piece

• A large section which is repeated

• Musical punctuation

Select a definition for a subject

• A short musical idea which is used throughout the piece

• A 4 bar idea which is repeated in the piece

• A large section which uses a range of phrases and the motif

• Musical punctuation