Part 2 of 3: Exercises to accompany Descriptive cataloging of scores in RDA by Adam Kubik, Clayton State University. Presented at Georgia COMO 2014

1. Number 1
Quartet/Quartets-- TYPE (English); use for cuarteto, kvartet, quadro, Quartett,
quartetto, quatuor

2. Number 2
Octet/Octets -- TYPE (English); use for octeto, octuor, oktet, Oktett, ottetto.

3. Number 3
Overture/Overtures -- TYPE (English); use for abertura, obertura, Ouvertüre, ouverture,
overtura, sinfonia, uvertiura, uwertura; see also sinfonia when it is used to mean
"overture."

4. Number 4
Kammerkonzert -- DISTINCTIVE (German)

5. Number 5
Quartet/Quartets-- TYPE (English); use for cuarteto, kvartet, quadro, Quartett,
quartetto, quatuor

6. Number 6
Symphony/Symphonies -- TYPE (English); form of the multi-movement work of the
18th to 20th centuries; use for simfoniia, Simphonie, Simphony, Symphonie, and (when
this type of composition) for the Italian "sinfonia" and the German "Sinfonie." However,
the Italian Baroque "sinfonia" (plural, Sinfonie) is a different type of composition and
should not be normalized to symphony.

7. Number 7
Symphony/Symphonies -- TY PE(English);form of the multi-movement work ofthe 18th to 20th
centuries;use for simfoniia, Simphonie, Simphony, Symphonie,and (when this type ofcomposition) for
the Italian "sinfonia" and the German "Sinfonie." However, the Italian Baroque "sinfonia"(plural,
Sinfonie) is a different type ofcomposition and shouldnot be normalizedto symphony .

8. Number 8
Sinfonietta/Sinfoniettas -- TYPE (English, German, Italian); use for simfonietta,
simphonietta, symfoniieta, symphonietta, symphoniette.

9. Number 9

10. Number 10

11. Number 11

12. Number 12