Question
Franz Schubert quoted the Ländler in his Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat Major, op. 99, D. 898 by
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Responses
writing tumbling, non-metrical rhythms.
writing tumbling, non-metrical rhythms.
changing the meter.
changing the meter.
writing alternating measures of eighth notes and quarter notes.
writing alternating Image with alt text: The symbol for three-four time is the numeral three over the numeral four. measures of eighth notes and quarter notes.
stomping, clapping, and yodeling.
stomping, clapping, and yodeling.
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Responses
writing tumbling, non-metrical rhythms.
writing tumbling, non-metrical rhythms.
changing the meter.
changing the meter.
writing alternating measures of eighth notes and quarter notes.
writing alternating Image with alt text: The symbol for three-four time is the numeral three over the numeral four. measures of eighth notes and quarter notes.
stomping, clapping, and yodeling.
stomping, clapping, and yodeling.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In his Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat Major, op. 99, D. 898, Franz Schubert incorporates the Ländler by **writing alternating measures of eighth notes and quarter notes**. This rhythmic variation is emblematic of the folk dance style and showcases Schubert's ability to blend classical forms with folk elements.