Classical music 3

Classical music 3

1a. What is the key of this piece?
a) B flat major
b) G major
c) G minor

1b. Give reasons for your answer.

My reasons are that it cannot be a minor piece as it has major tonality and that it can’t be g major as it starts on a flat.

2. Two notes appear in both flattened and natural forms in this piece. What are they?

They are b flat and b natural, c flat and c natural.

3. What is the name given to the sharpened f in bars 2, 4 etc.?
a) ornament
b) accidental
c) modulation


4. What is the meaning of the dots at the ends of bars 8,
16, and 32?

The meaning of these dots is repeat to the last section like them or to the beginning.

5. How long is each melodic ...