sonata form

English

Noun

sonata form (uncountable)

(music) A form of classical music consisting of a single movement divided into three main sections, namely - the exposition (introducing thematic material in the tonic and then usually the dominant key), development (manipulating the theme in different keys) and recapitulation (returning to the tonic), sometimes followed by a coda

Translations

a form of classical music

Dutch: sonatevorm f
Estonian: sonaadivorm
Finnish: sonaattimuoto
French: structure sonate f, forme sonate f
German: Sonatensatzform f
Greek: φόρμα σονάτας f (fórma sonátas)
Hungarian: szonátaforma
Icelandic: sónötuform n
Italian: forma-sonata f

Japanese: ソナタ形式 (sonatakeishiki)
Polish: forma sonatowa (pl) f
Portuguese: forma-sonata f
Russian: сона́тная фо́рма f (sonátnaja fórma)
Slovene: sonatna oblika f
Spanish: forma sonata f
Swedish: sonatform c
Ukrainian: сонатна форма (sonátna fórma)

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