Finale of Op.79
Yet another question about the form of a sonata movement, that our friend Peter will surely answer. What's the form of the last movement, vivace, of the sonata Op.79? Being so brief, one can hardly think of a rondo, but there's no gesture that could make us think in a sonata or sonatina form, so rondo is the most likely thing.
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You are right, it is Rondo.
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Then, could we call it the shortest B. sonata rondo?Originally posted by Peter:
You are right, it is Rondo.
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It is short belonging to what is really a sonatina. Don't forget there are two types of this form: Rondo and the longer Sonata Rondo - The vivace is Rondo (ABACA). As to its being the shortest in B's sonatas - probably!Originally posted by chopithoven:
Then, could we call it the shortest B. sonata rondo?
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