WorksheetsMozart's Clarinet Concerto in A: 2-mark question practice
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 33mins
This piece of music is written for the clarinet. Identify two other
woodwind instruments used in Clarinet Concerto in A major, 3rd
movement, Rondo.
Oboe
Bassoon
Flute
Piccolo
The first two notes in the clarinet in A part are written as E and F.
What is the actual sounding pitch of these notes?
D
E
G
C#
Identify two other keys into which Clarinet Concerto in A major,
3rd movement, Rondo modulates, after the opening key of A major.
F# minor and E major
F# minor and G major
D major and A minor
D major and F# major
Identify the two transposing instruments used in Clarinet Concerto in A major, 3rd
movement, Rondo.
Violin
Clarinet
Horn
Bassoon
Identify the first two cadences heard in Clarinet Concerto in A major, 3rd movement, Rondo.
Plagal
Interrupted
Perfect
Imperfect
The first two notes in the horn in A part are written as C and E.
What is the actual sounding pitch of these notes?
A
A#
C
C#
Identify two types of articulation used in the clarinet melody of the main rondo theme (section A).
Accent
Staccato
Legato
Identify two features of the clarinet melody in the opening rondo theme (section A).
Scalic and disjunct
Conjunct and scalic
Conjunct and triadic
Disjunct and triadic
Identify two differences between the clarinet melody in the rondo theme (section A) and the second episode (section C).
Section A melody is conjunct/scalic, section C is more disjunct/features large leaps
Section C melody starts with an anacrusis, section A does not
Section A melody features short note values e.g. semiquavers, section C melody feature longer note values
Identify two rhythmic differences between the first four bars of the
opening melody (section A) and the first four bars of the first episode (section B) in
Clarinet Concerto in A major, 3rd movement, Rondo.
Section A/rondo begins with an anacrusis, section B/episode starts on the beat
Section A/rondo features semiquavers, section B/episode does not
Section A/rondo starts at an allegro tempo, section B/episode starts largo
Section A/rondo features minims, section B/episode does not
The first two notes in the horn in A part are written as C and E.
What is the actual sounding pitch of these notes?
A
A#
C
C#
