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4. Couperrn: Lct Bandoline, m. l-4.<br />
A Minor:<br />
5. Brahms: Waltzes, op. 39, no. 2, rn. l-4.<br />
E Major:<br />
6. Weber: Concertstuck, op. J9, m. 1-/.<br />
F Minor:<br />
Really Ruled the Waves." fiom lolanthe, m. 6-9.<br />
7. Schubert: Sonata in G Major, op. 78, III (Menuetto), m. l-4.<br />
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Assignment<br />
6.3<br />
1. Have a class member play the excerpt provided from the Mozart Sonata K. 331 .<br />
2. Make a complete melodic analysis of the excerpt.<br />
3. Answer the following questions. For the pu{pose of these questions, be concerned only<br />
with the melody (highest sounding tones):<br />
a.Aperiodmadeupofparal1elphrasesoccurSat-(measurenumbers).<br />
b. A sequence occurs at --- (measure numbers).<br />
c. Including the repeat marks, a repeated period occurs at<br />
numbers).<br />
d. A phrase extension occurs at - (measure numbers)"<br />
e. The phrase (see d. above) is extended in (pan of the phrase).<br />
f. A phrase that is contrasting to all other phrases occurs at<br />
numbers).<br />
Melodic Orqanization<br />
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