Just when you think you can finally get rid of all the truama that Haydn Symphony No. 104 has left you, you find out that you are wrong. Very, very wrong. Why so? Because you have to prepare your diploma program notes!!!!!!! On top of finding more about the background, you have to know the structure of your diploma pieces. Luckily, you have the all-so-informative music textbook that you bought during your good OLP days to help you with. Check Rondo, Sonata form etc. from the Index of the text, and you roughly know it. You decide to start off from Mozart's Sonata piece since it is longer. To your dismay, you find that you do not really know how to identify the Exposition-Development-Recapitulation-Coda of the Sonata form. Frowning, you decide to skip it and move on to the last movement of the sonata, which is in Rondo form. The hint of the 'A' in Rondo form is a cheerful theme which comes back rather often. That, was quite easy to identify. After you've identified the 'A' parts, you are stumped. Because you are not sure where 'A' ends and where 'B' starts. As you flip your text, you sigh and start reading, but to read about other irrelevant information. A good ten-minute period has probably passed and you think that you have drifted off too much. And decide to concentrate on your task on hand... To have your mom asking you to take a shower since ten minutes ago. So, well, just like that, one hour of your precious morning is wasted. Oh, well. The internet better have something.

Just when you think you can finally get rid of all the truama that Haydn Symphony No. 104 has left you, you find out that you are wrong. Very, very wrong. Why so? Because you have to prepare your diploma program notes!!!!!!! On top of finding more about the background, you have to know the structure of your diploma pieces. Luckily, you have the all-so-informative music textbook that you bought during your good OLP days to help you with. Check Rondo, Sonata form etc. from the Index of the text, and you roughly know it. You decide to start off from Mozart's Sonata piece since it is longer. To your dismay, you find that you do not really know how to identify the Exposition-Development-Recapitulation-Coda of the Sonata form. Frowning, you decide to skip it and move on to the last movement of the sonata, which is in Rondo form. The hint of the 'A' in Rondo form is a cheerful theme which comes back rather often. That, was quite easy to identify. After you've identified the 'A' parts, you are stumped. Because you are not sure where 'A' ends and where 'B' starts. As you flip your text, you sigh and start reading, but to read about other irrelevant information. A good ten-minute period has probably passed and you think that you have drifted off too much. And decide to concentrate on your task on hand... To have your mom asking you to take a shower since ten minutes ago. So, well, just like that, one hour of your precious morning is wasted. Oh, well. The internet better have something.