Author Question: The structure of the third movement of Haydn's Symphony no. 102 can be described as __________. ... (Read 168 times)

Mr. Wonderful · **on:** Jul 25, 2018

The structure of the third movement of Haydn's Symphony no. 102 can be described as __________.

a) rounded binary forms within a larger ternary form
b) ABACA
c) rounded binary forms within a larger binary form
d) theme and variations

Question 2

Haydn, Mozart, and others liked to use the rondo form in the finale of symphonies and other multimovement works because rondos __________.

a) are jaunty and bright, and their principal melodies are often quite catchy
b) allow the symphony to slowly wind down to a serene conclusion
c) are very complex and demonstrated the composer's skill
d) are the only acceptable form for the finale