Haydn's Symphony 104: Movement 2

What form does the second movement of Haydn's Symphony 104 primarily follow?

• Binary form

• Ternary form

• Sonata form

• Rondo form

What is the primary form of the second movement?

• A-B-A

• A-B-C-A

• A-A-B-A

• A-B-A-C

What musical period is Haydn associated with?

• Baroque

• Classical

• Romantic

• 20th Century

How does Haydn add interest to the repeats in the movement?

• By writing out the repeats with embellishments

• By adding new themes

• By changing the key signature

• By shortening the repeats

What compositional technique does Haydn use to embellish the repeats in the movement?

• Syncopation

• Variation

• Counterpoint

• Ornamentation

How does Haydn conclude the movement?

• With a fade-out

• With a grand finale

• With a repeat of the A section

• With a coda

What unique feature does Haydn incorporate in the second movement that is also found in other movements of the symphony?

• A solo violin part

• Unexpected silences

• An extended cadenza

• A repeated chorus section

In which bar does Haydn introduce a complete silence, creating a dramatic effect?

• Bar 104

• Bar 56

• Bar 25

• Bar 98

Which style is hinted at with the fortissimo tutti in the B section?

• Baroque

• Classical

• Sturm und Drang

• Romantic

What does the unexpected silence in the second movement symbolize?

• An end to the movement

• A transition to a new theme

• A dramatic pause for effect

• A compositional mistake