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July 3, 2006
Franz Josef Haydn (1732-1809)
First Viennese school
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Age of aristocratic patronage
Prince(s) Esterhazy
Prince Esterhazy
Baryton – string instrument
Work Contract
“Farewell” Symphony – needed to get vacation leave
Continuous Forms (Fugue)
Evolution of motives or musical ideas
Melodic
Harmonic
Rhythmic
Imitative [polyphonic]
Leader
Follower
Inversion
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Unformatted text preview: Retrograde Harpsichord Analog Synthesizer J. S. Bach, Two-part Invention in D-minor Fugue Exposition Subject (tonic [I]) Answer (Dominant [V]) Countersubject Free Counterpoint Entry (subject [melody]) Episode (free counterpoint) Stretto (piling up) Fugue - Exposition S Subject (tonic) A Answer (dominant) T subject (tonic) B answer (dominant)...
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