An augmented sixth chord leads inexorably to dominant

An Augmented Sixth chord leads inexorably to dominant harmony.
There is a consistent texture of triplet figures.
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Question 3
Since the time of Beethoven, if a composition is referred to as "sonata,"
without specifying the instrumentation, we can assume that it is a solo
work written for:
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Question 4

A popular genre of music during the Classical era in which Beethoven did
NOT excel is which?
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Question 5
The first movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata is not a sonata-
allegro form, and yet it fulfills the Classical expectations of the sonata
principle.
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Question 6
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Which of the following is an accurate description of the "second theme" in
the first movement of the "Moonlight" Sonata?
It is presented initially in the key of the relative major.

It consists of slow-moving, incomplete chromatic neighbor tones
surrounding the tonic pitch.
It is constructed from the notes of the Augmented Sixth chord.
It is constructed from the notes of the Neapolitan chord.
It is the repeated note G-sharp, given a distinct identity by virtue of its
dotted rhythm.