Sonata in C major, Op. 7 is a three movement work for solo piano, written by Maria Hester Park in c. 1796. The first movement is in sonata-allegro form, contains a frequent use of chromaticism, and showcases a variety of accompaniment patterns.

1. Begin by marking the following sonata-allegro form sections on the score:

   1. • Exposition

      • Development

      • Recapitulation

2. In the exposition, mark the start of the following sections:

   1. • Primary theme (P-theme)

      • Transition (TR)

      • Secondary theme (S-theme)

      • Closing zone (CL)

3. Describe the following accompaniment patterns (see worksheet)

4. Find and label one example of the following features:

   1. • Sequence

      • Appoggiatura

      • Trill

      • Lower mordent

      • Triplets

      • Dotted rhythm

      • Fermata

      • Pedal point in the right hand

      • Scalic run

      • Parallel thirds

5. Define the following terms:

   1. • legato

      • espressivo

      • dolce

      • cresc. poco a poco

      • brillante

      • sfz

• Alberti bass

• Arpeggated chords/arpeggios

• Block chords

• Fifths

• Octaves

• Root note