Set Works Live! 2013 Mozart – Piano Sonata in Bb K333 Miss E Oliver Head of Music, Bristol Cathedral Choir School Piano: Alex Tchernakova.

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Set Works Live! 2013 Mozart – Piano Sonata in Bb K333 Miss E Oliver Head of Music, Bristol Cathedral Choir School Piano: Alex Tchernakova

Understanding the Context Use of the forte piano Simple melody dominated homophony Broken chord accompaniment Alberti bass Periodic phrasing Common structures Functional harmonic progressions and cadences Set Works Live! 2013

Functional Chord Progressions I VIb II V7 I Cadential 64 in bars 57 Ic V I

ExpositionDevelopmentRecapitulation 1 st subject (tonic)2 nd subject (dominant) Ideas from exposition are developed 1 st subject (tonic)2 nd subject (tonic) Bridge Codetta Bridge Coda 1 st and 2 nd subject contrast Simplicity and clarity of form Set Works Live! 2013 Sonata Form

Characteristics of the subjects Set Works Live! 2013

Examples of Developing Set Works Live! 2013 Then exciting dark chords add drama! Bar 1 > 66, 67, 69, 79

More Examples of Developing... Set Works Live! 2013 Bar 30 > 72, 77, 81, 83

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