Question

Select all the ways that the first movement of Prokofiev's Classical Symphony is different from a classical sonata. Multiple select question. The closing theme is played repeatedly in both minor and major keys. It begins with a soft staccato violin melody instead of a loud orchestral chord. The recapitulation opening theme does not begin in the tonic key of D major. The exposition is played only once.

Answer 1

The first movement of Prokofiev's Classical Symphony is different from a classical sonata, as It begins with a soft staccato violin melody instead of a loud orchestral chord.

What is sonata?

Sonata is a variety of musical mixture that commonly belongs of two to four movements, or subdivisions, for each one in a related key but with its own melodic fictitious character. It is commonly written for a solo instrument or a bittie instrumental ensemble.

Prokofiev's Classical Symphony's opening movement differs from a classical sonata in that it begins with a quiet staccato violin melody rather than a thunderous orchestral chord.

Therefore, option b is correct.

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