Haydn's Symphony No. 104 movement I

In what year was Haydn's Symphony No. 104 premiered?

• 1805

• 1785

• 1795

• 1790

How many trips did Haydn make to London in the 1790s?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

What was the main reason for Haydn's increased freedom to travel?

• The death of Prince Nikolaus

• Retirement from court duties

• A grant from the government

• Personal wealth accumulation

What was the outcome of Haydn's trips to London for his career?

• Increased fame and financial success

• A shift towards composing operas

• Retirement from public performances

• A decline in his popularity

What form is the first movement of Symphony No. 104 in?

• Theme and Variations

• Sonata

• Rondo

• Minuet

What does the Sonata form typically consist of?

• Prelude, Fugue, Postlude

• Theme, Variation, Coda

• Introduction, Aria, Recitative

• Exposition, Development, Recapitulation

In what key does the first movement of Symphony No. 104 start?

• D major

• F major

• G minor

• D minor

What key feature distinguishes the exposition phase in Sonata form?

• Resolution of musical tension

• Development of secondary themes

• Variation of the main theme

• Introduction of the main theme

What is monothematicism?

• Varying a theme using different instruments

• Using a single theme throughout a movement

• Using a single theme in different movements

• Using multiple themes in a piece

What challenge does monothematicism present in the recapitulation phase?

• Difficulty in varying the theme

• Repetition without variation

• Maintaining listener interest

• All of the above