Piano Concerto in D minor K466; 1st Movement (1785)
Topics To Research
- Mozart - Life, Works, Style
- Influences on Mozart's style
- The Classical solo concerto
- Sturm und Drang
- Appoggiatura
- Neopolitan relationships
- Secondary dominants
- Chromatic passing note
- Heterophony
Bibliography
- Grout - pp.497-511
- Cambridge Music Guide - pp.242-259
- Mozart (New Grove Biographies) - Sadie
- The Mozart Companion - Landon and Mitchell
- The Classical Style - Charles Rosen
- Mozart's Piano Concertos - Girdlestone
- The Mozart Compendium - H.C.Robbins-Landon
Questions
- Give the precise location, citing the bar and beat number and instrument(s) where appropriate, of one example of the following:
- a written out turn in the piano part
- a passage of syncopation
- a tonic pedal in the horns
- a passage of heterophony between the RH of the piano and the first violins
- a dominant minor ninth in the piano
- a cadential six-four chord
- a chord of the Neopolitan Sixth
- a phrygian cadence
- an appoggiatura
- an accented passing note
- What elements of the classical style are present in this extract? Give examples.
- Discuss Mozart's use of Sturm und Drang elements in the concerto.
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(CJA 27/04/00)