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Sonata analysis

by Angelica Trujillo
1

Identify which timbral characteristics contribute to the “early music” sound of this piece.

2

Describe how the voices interact: do they move together, imitate each other, or alternate?

3

Listen to whether the music is organized into clear sections or flows continuously. Do you hear strong cadences?

4

Does the rhythm sound free like a prelude, or more regular and measured?

5

Listen to the cadences: do they sound clearly tonal (dominant–tonic) or more modal?

6

Does the piece sound closer to late Baroque virtuosity, or to an older, more austere style?

7

This piece is intended to showcase the virtuosity of a solo performer.

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A consort of viols (5 viols)

Imitative polyphony

Through-composed with blurred sectional boundaries

Measured, with a regular meter

12th mode (C-Hypoionian) with modal cadences

Homogeneous and austere, characteristic of older modal styles

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