Question

The symphony was another widespread musical form in the Classical period. Listen to the audio, list the sections in this type of form, and explain each section.
THE AUDIO IS THIS ----->Beethoven: Symphony No.1, Op.21 from Papalin

Answer 1

Answer:

Adagio molto – Allegro con brio, 4 4 – 2 2 (C major)

Andante cantabile con moto, 3 8 in (F major)

Menuetto: Allegro molto e vivace, 3 4 (C major)

Adagio – Allegro molto e vivace, 2 4 (C major)

Explanation:

First off Beethoven's first symphony is an amazing and powerful piece and my explanation is I looked it up.

Answer 2

Answer:

A classical symphony has four movements that follow a sequence: first, a vigorous movement; second, a lyrical, slow movement; third, a dancelike movement like that of minuet or scherzo; and fourth, a brilliant, fast movement.

The first movement contributes to a dramatic effect in the symphony, consisting of a development of short motives. Melodies appear in the second movement, which is in sonata form. The third movement has a moderate tempo and is a minuet and trio. Beethoven used energetic scherzos in the third movement. Finally, the fourth movement acts as the climax of the entire symphony and is fast with a lighter mood than that of the first movement. It is in sonata form.

Explanation:

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