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Form is defined as what?
The tone of music
Organization and structure of a musical selection
The speed of music
2
Name popular composers that derived from this era?
Still, Wagner, Grant
Vivaldi, Handel, Monteverdi, Bach
None of the Above
Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Mozart
3
When there is no key or there is an absence of tonality you have _____
bitonality
atonality
polytonality
4
System gives equal distance between each note with the absence of whole steps and half steps
8-tone system
5-tone system
12-tone system
5
What does Baroque mean?
Of relating to a period of ornate and expressive detail
Of relating to a period of strong structure and detail
Of relating to a period of artistic rejuvenation
None of the Above
6
What happened in 1848?
The Civil War
First Transitional Railroad Completion
California Gold Rush
7
The orchestra was comprised of how many instruments/instrumentalists in this time period?
60-80
30-100
25-40
8
What was a key invention during this time period?
Piano
Telephone
Telegram
9
This new discovery allowed composers to record music through technology
polychord
tone color
Electronic music
10
What great novel was written during this musical period?
To Kill a Mocking Bird
The Great Gatsby
Frankenstein
11
The use of two or more keys at once is _____
atonality
polytonality
bitonality
12
What years did the Renaissance/Baroque Era commence?
1600-1750
1890-1975
1400-1750
500-1400
13
What country is most noted as the birthplace of the Baroque era?
Italy
England
Greece
China
14
The typical orchestra of the classical period consisted of?
strings with harpsichord
a loose ensemble of available instruments
strings, pairs of woodwinds, horns, trumpets and timpani
woodwinds, trombones, drums and strings
15
What is the difference between Renaissance & Baroque
Baroque ancient; Renaissance expressive
Renaissance more expressive; Baroque more strict
Renaissance was more structured; Baroque more expressive
None of the Above
16
When at least two voices are performing together it is called?
Instrumentation
Harmony
Texture
17
Which of the following composers is not considered a master of the classical period?
Joseph Haydn
Wolfgang Moazart
Ludwig van Beethoven
Johann Bach
18
Which of the following characteristics is not typical of the music of the classical period?
Classical composition fluctuate in mood
Classical melodies are tuneful and easy to remember
Classical music is basically polyphonic
A classical composition has a wealth of rhythmic patterns
19
The musical heir of Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven bridged the _______
classical, romantic
romantic, impressionist
baroque, classical
Renaissance, baroque
20
Romanticism was a period in the arts and literature that emphasized?
Reason and Logic
Wisdom and Intuition
Passion and Intuition
21
This person taught theories of social reform and opposed political tranny?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Fredric Chopin
Wolfgang Mozart
22
Classical chamber music is designed
to display the virtuosity of the players
exclusively for performance by paid professional musicians
for the intimate setting of a small room
to be conducted by experienced orchestra directors
23
Mozart and Beethoven wrote a number of concertos for their favorite solo instrument, the ______
cello
piano
violin
flute
24
The _____ was the beginning of the musical change of Beethoven and other composers.
The Civil War
The Old Regime and The Revolution
The Louisiana Purchase
25
The romantic period can be noted as what years?
1820-1900
1400-1500
1710-1813
26
Who composed Symphony No. 3?
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
27
Haydn was a prolific composer, as demonstrated in part by his 68 string quartets and 104 ____
symphonies
serenades
operas
songs
28
Who composed the "Unfinished Symphony"
Franz Schubert
Frederic Chopin
Richard Wagner
29
Independent rhythms played at the same time?
polyfunction
polychord
polyrhythm
30
What performance building was built in 1891 in the city of New York?
Carnegie Hall
Radio City Music Hall
City Hall
31
A concerto is a large-scale work in several movements for
any combination of instruments
an instrumental soloist
an instrumental sololist and orchestra
symphonic orchestra
32
What instruments derived from the Renaissance/Baroque Era?
Harpsihord, Lute, Pipe Organ
None of the Above
Bass, Keyboard, Violin
Piano, Guitar, Trumpet
33
Sonata form consists of three main sections, exposition, development and _______
motives
introduction
recapitulation
transition
34
Classicism, as a stylistic period in western art music, roughly encompassed the years?
1750-1820
1820-1900
1600-1750
1450-1600
35
Mozart was born in _________
Bonn, Germany
Rohrau, Austria
Salzburg, Austria
Eisenach, Germany
36
Hector Berlioz the composer was born in what country
Germany
France
Spain
37
The most important instrument of the Romantic period was the?
Piano
Flute
Violin
38
A symphony is a
work for solo instrument
work for chorus and orchestra
sonata for orchestra
work for piano solo
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Characterized by a steady pulse clear tonality & insistent repetition of short melodic patterns
atonality
tonal music
minimalist music
40
Where was the first opera performed and introduced?
Italy
Austria
Germany
41
This term is defined as a rapid scale (slide) up and down the scale.
rondo
12-tone scale
glissando
42
In 1803, the US acquired a piece of land from another country known as the?
Louisiana Purchase
Territoires espagnols
Etats-unis
43
Each successive variation in a theme and variations?
retains some elements of the theme
is usually in a new key
is usually in the same key
presents a new melodic idea
44
SATB is defined as?
Soprano, Contrabass, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Tralto, Baritone
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
Second Soprano, Contralto, Tenor, Baritone
45
The string quartet
all of the above
usually consists of four movements
is written for two violins, viola and cello
is the most important form in classical chamber music
46
Characterized by the use of the 12-tone system to organize rhythm, dynamics and tone color.
impressionism
expressionism
serialism
47
Mozart composed his Requiem
for his own funeral
as an exercise for his composition teacher
to help his pupil Sussmayr
on commission from a stranger
48
Form is the ___ and ___ of a musical selection
Organization and Structure
Timbre and Tone
Larger and Smaller
49
On the piano if a ___ is pressed, a ___ hammer strikes the string to produce sound.
Key, Pin
Pin, Hammer
Key, Hammer
50
The impressionist movement started is attributed most with what composer?
Beach
Debussy
Wagner
51
All of the following are examples of timbre EXCEPT?
Airy
All of the Above
Thin
Angry
52
What other arts were affected by the wave of expression in the Renaissance/Baroque era?
Dace
Both A & C
Architecture
Art
53
What instruments were used in Brahms "Lullaby"
Flute and Cello
Piano and Flute
Piano and Cello
54
Two chords that can be heard at the same time is ________
Homophony
Monochord
Polychord
55
Tempo signifies the ____ of music?
Rhythm
Motion
Speed
56
What does Renaissance mean?
Rebirth and Reawakening
Restructure and Rejuventation
Renewal and Restoration
None of the Above
57
Joseph Haydn was content to spend most of his life?
serving a wealthy aristrocratic family
as a professional free-lance musician
as a church musician and organist
as an independently wealthy composers
58
"In the Hall of the Mountain King" was composed by who?
Peter Tchaikovsky
Edward Grieg
Richard Wagner
59
Texture is defined as?
What kind of instrument or voice produced the music
Describes the quality of a musical sound
What is going on in the music
60
The romantic period is primarily driven by what two concepts?
Arts & Literature
Music & Literature
Structure & Literature
61
The use of the term Romanticism started from ______________
Literature
Science
Music
62
The first romantic composers was who?
Beethoven
Mozart
Haydn
63
Which of the is a Romantic composer?
Wagner
All of the Above
Chopin
Verdi
64
The Messiah was written by (of the Baroque era)?
Handel
Vivaldi
Mozart
Brahms