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From what era is the style of rhythm used from?
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Baroque
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What from era is the stlye of phrasing used from?
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Classical
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What property of baroque music is visible in the rhythm of this piece?
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sense of perpetual motion, and rhytmic continuity
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What instrument is used as the main melody?
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first violin
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What about the first violin would make one think this piece was from the baroque era?
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it never stops, only taking a short break before the end
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In which era was this piece written?
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Classical
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Who is the composer of this piece?
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Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
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Which types of instruments underline the Classical phrasing and properties used in the piece?
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Lower instruments
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The lower instruments give an accompaniment that defines a steady rhythm in what kind of phases?
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balanced and symmetrical
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The later part of the opening seem to accelerate, not because of the violin but why?
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other instruments move more quickly through syncopation and acceleration in the rate of harmonic change
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What is syncopation?
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when accents occur at unexpected times, on usually unaccented beats, or in between beats.
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This piece sounds like an imitation of which Baroque composer?
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Bach
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Which refrain form is used in this piece which is the alternation of refrains with episodes?
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Rondo
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According to critic Charles Rosen,Hadyn writes in what form?
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"Classical counterpoint" or "conversational texture"
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How does this piece end?
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with a radical fragmentation of the main theme
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