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iveyjurea

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How is the exposition in double exposition form different the exposition in sonata-allegro form?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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What two functions did piano sonatas fulfill in the Classical period?
 
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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: the orchestra plays the first exposition (all in the tonic key) and the soloist plays the second exposition; there is
no direct repetition as in traditional sonata-allegro form



Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: The easier sonatas provided students with material to develop technique while the more difficult ones were
showpieces for the composers themselves so they could impress their audience in the homes of wealthy
patrons.




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