Here is an overview of the sonata form.
Now a few pointers about analyzing tonal music. This is the type of analysis that we're going to be doing this semester:
There are two score files associated with this lesson. The first shows the entire keyboard score in a clean format (with no markings). The second shows the same page with red boxes outlining the chord changes that take place in the piece. The blue-marked sections of the second file represent repetition that you should match up--between the Exposition and the Recapitulation.
Your assignment is to put a roman numeral for all of the red boxes. When you get to the Development Section, look at the next video for some pointers.
Please, please, please leave some comments. We're eager to hear what you like and don't like--or any ideas you have for making these videos better. Next year, we'll be redoing all of these videos in a more professional manner...
Now a few pointers about analyzing tonal music. This is the type of analysis that we're going to be doing this semester:
There are two score files associated with this lesson. The first shows the entire keyboard score in a clean format (with no markings). The second shows the same page with red boxes outlining the chord changes that take place in the piece. The blue-marked sections of the second file represent repetition that you should match up--between the Exposition and the Recapitulation.
Your assignment is to put a roman numeral for all of the red boxes. When you get to the Development Section, look at the next video for some pointers.
Please, please, please leave some comments. We're eager to hear what you like and don't like--or any ideas you have for making these videos better. Next year, we'll be redoing all of these videos in a more professional manner...
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