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AQA A-Level Music: Purcell Trumpet Sonata in D major

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first movement of Purcell's Trumpet Sonata is in the key of..?

a)

G major

b)

A minor

c)

D major

2.

The texture between the trumpet and strings during movement 1 is often...

a)

Homophonic

b)

Antiphonal

c)

Melody with accompaniment

3.

The most significant modulations throughout Purcell's Trumpet Sonata are to the keys of...

a)

B minor and G major

b)

D minor and A major

c)

A major and B minor

4.

Which of the following is absent (tacet) in the second movement of Purcell's Trumpet Sonata?

a)

Trumpet

b)

Strings

c)

Basso continuo

5.

Which of the following ornaments often decorates the cadence points in the first movement of Purcell's Trumpet Sonata?

a)

Turn

b)

Trill

c)

Upper mordent

6.

In the second movement of his Trumpet Sonata, Purcell modulates to...

a)

A major

b)

B minor

c)

F major

7.

The texture of majority of movement 2 of Purcell's Trumpet Sonata is...

a)

Chordal/homophonic

b)

Melody with accompaniment

c)

Fugal/polyphonic

8.

What is the time signature of movement 3 of Purcell's Trumpet Concerto?

a)

3/4

b)

3/8

c)

6/8

9.

The harmony of movement 2 is...

a)

Surprisingly chromatic (7ths chords, augmented triads, suspensions)

b)

Entirely diatonic (mainly based on chords I and V)

c)

Based upon the circle of fifths

10.

How does Purcell develop the melody in the latter half of movement 3?

a)

Retrograde (melody is played backwards)

b)

Inversion (melody is played upside down)

11.

The entries of the trumpet and strings in movement 3 are...

a)

Imitative (fugal)

b)

In unison

c)

In octaves

12.

Towards the end of movement 3 of Purcell's Trumpet Sonata, there are 11 consecutive bars of...

a)

Alternating tonic and dominant harmony

b)

Static tonic harmony in root position

c)

A dominant pedal