Sonata Forms, revised edition¶
Rosen, C. (1988). Sonata Forms, revised edition. W. W. Norton.
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- Sonata Form
- 33 quartets, Haydn prepares all the signals of the returning recapitulation — the developmental tension winds down, the opening theme steals back in — but sounds it in the "wrong" key before the tonic is truly re-secured
This sourceRosen's Sonata Forms, in which Haydn's 'monothematic' movements and 'false reprises' play against the sonata norm. Rosen's account of the 'false reprise' — a return that is not in the tonic and therefore a false resolution.
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- 33 quartets, Haydn prepares all the signals of the returning recapitulation — the developmental tension winds down, the opening theme steals back in — but sounds it in the "wrong" key before the tonic is truly re-secured
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