Friday, March 11, 2005
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Mozart
The Menuetto and trio from Mozart's Eine Kleine Natchtmusik is in composit ternery form. The A section is in rounded binary form. With the first half being closed because it stays in the beginning key of G major. the second half of the A section has a small transitional period and then returns to the beginning theme for the last 4 measures back in the key of G. Next we have the trio section which is the B section in the larger picture. This section is also in rounded binary form. It starts in the key of D (the dominant of G) with the first half ending in D making this section closed. The next half flirts with the dominant of D (a major) a little bit but then returns to the original D key at then end of it's section. And finally, we return back to the beginning of the Menuetto or the A section.
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8 comments:
great blog, you really helped me with my music history class! thanks a lot!
thankx alot, you also helped me alot for my AP Music Theory Class...i couldn't find out anything on the analysis for Eine Kleine Nachtmusik!!
thankx! keep it up
you helped me in my AP music theory class too!! i think im in the same class as the dude above me!! we'll find out tomorrow when the teacher grades the analyses!!
just kidding!!!
Hey thanks for the analasys of "Eine Kleine Nach Musik"
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i absolutly love thiis song, i can play it on the flute, trumpet, trombone, and i am learning it on the saxaphone.
I love this song as well!
on the flute, trumpet AND trombone?
that's cool!
PIECE! It's a piece not a song... Sorry to be critical but it's a pet peeve.
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