Sonata no. 1 Movement 4 (Finale) (First Sonata Allegro Movement)

I recently decided to start writing my first sonata allegro sonata movement. After writing it, I decided it should be the finale rather than movement 1. For those of you who do not know what Sonata Allegro is, I will briefly explain it:

A Sonata Allegro movement is made up of 2 halves: (1) the exposition and (2) the development and recapitulation.

The exposition is compiled of two sections. The a section and the b section. The a section introduces themes in the tonic key. The b section introduces other themes in the dominant key. Therefore, at the end of this half, it does not sound complete because it ends on the dominant rather than the tonic. In my sonata allegro, I also include a slight transition phase (the 16th notes).

In the development, themes from the exposition are used, but the dominant is destabilized through a series of modulations or key changes. This is then followed by the recapitulation which is the exact same as the exposition, only the b section is now in the tonic key rather than the dominant, giving the movement a complete ending.

Here is movement 4 of my first sonata:

Other Movements

1st Movement (Not completed yet)
2nd Movement (Posted August 13th)
3rd Movement (Posted September 24th)
4th Movement (Posted October 10th)

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