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He wrote a huge ensemble work to accompany a fireworks celebration called "Music for the Royal Fireworks."
Franz Schubert
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
George Frideric Handel
Henry Purcell
2
Because of his contribution to the symphony, Papa Haydn is considered...
the father of the modern symphony orchestra
a great piano player
the most successful composer
the greatest music teacher
3
This composer was known as "The Red Priest" because of his fiery red hair.
Henry Purcell
Claudio Monteverdi
Christoph Gluck
Antonio Vivaldi
4
Which composer added the "Minuet" to the symphony?
Haydn
Mozart
Bach
Handel
5
This composer wrote his most famous work completely deaf.
Beethoven
Johann
Mozart
Bach
6
Vivaldi paved the way for what type of music that imitates, describes or tells a story or narrative?
Vivaldarian
Organum
Programmatic
Idealistic
7
Beethoven originally wrote his 3rd symphony in honor of...
King Henry VIII
Napleon Bonaparte
Teddy Roosevelt
Genghis Kahn
8
The last six centuries of the Middle Ages saw the growth of...
Opera
Symphonies
Polyphony
Vocal Music
9
The term "sight-read" means...
Read in the dark
Reading the word "sight"
Play music never seen before with perfection
Sighting the word "read"
10
What type of composition is thought of as a composer's greatest achievement?
Fugue
Concerto
Song
Symphony
11
Which instrument slowly gained popularity during the Classical Period?
Piano
Kazoo
Organ
Harpsichord
12
The Louisiana Purchase occurs during which musical time period in history?
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
13
During the Baroque Period, musicians were thought of in the same social class as...
Servants
Religious
Soldiers
Nobility
14
The following are all Baroque Vocal form except...
Recitative
Aria
Opera
Symphony
15
He is known as the "Father of Modern Opera."
Haydn
Gluck
Tchaikovsky
Beethoven
16
Beethoven's 3rd symphony is titled "Eroica" - which in Italian means...
Happy
Heroic
Simple
Sad
17
After Beethoven's success of his final symphony, it became standard for composers to write how many symphonies?
4
104
5
9
18
The composer of the "Brandenburg Concertos" as well as 200 sacred narratives & hundreds of organ pieces.
Handel
Mozart
Bach
Monteverdi
19
Mozart was a...
Student of Papa Haydn
Classical Composer
Child Prodigy
20
This composer studied law and is also famous for his composition "The Messiah."
Strauss
Mozart
Handel
Beethoven
21
This composer started out as an apprentice to the man in charge of making the King's musical instruments.
Antonio Vivaldi
Claudio Monteverdi
Henry Purcell
Christoph Gluck
22
During the performance of the "Hallelujah Chorus", it is traditional to...
Twerk
Clap
Stand
Dance
23
Mozart is credited for adding the advanced use of the _____ and placing the _____ into the sympony for the first time.
Saxophone, Trombone
Clarinet, Trombone
Bassoon, Clarinet
Violin, Clarinet
24
Like Beethoven, he is seen as another composer whose music bridged the gap between the Classical and Romantic Periods.
Franz Schubert
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Papa Haydn
Christoph Gluck
25
Music tended to be highly ornate, often with trills and fast-moving notes describes which musical era?
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
26
As an Abbey employee of King Charles II, Purcell was required to compose music for...
The Church
Royal Occassions
The Stage
27
He served as choirmaster and organist of the Sistine Choir in the Vatican.
Josquin Des Prez
Palestrina
Beethoven
Giovanni Gabrieli
28
Mozart wrote the "Haydn Quartets" in honor of...
Haydn
Himself
Handel
Bach
29
Hired by a Hungarian prince as a court composer, Haydn had his own private...
Bathroom
Orchestra
Butler
Chef
30
This means "without accompaniment."
A budabi
Fruioso
Sans Acco
A Cappella
31
The following are all Baroque Instrumental form except...
Opera
Fugue
Concerto
Sonata
32
His mission was to return to the original ideal of opera as a story told through music.
George Frideric Handel
Franz Joseph Haydn
Christoph Gluck
Josquin Des Prez
33
This composer brought the world of opera many advanced characterizations, most famously, his opera, L'Orfeo.
Antonio Vivaldi
Christoph Gluck
Henry Purcell
Claudio Monteverdi
34
He wrote a series of non-secular sounding music that went on to help save music from being removed from the church.
Palestrina
Johann Sebastian Bach
Giovanni Gabrieli
Josquin Des Prez
35
Which of Schubert's symphonies has the title, "The Unfinished Symphony"?
8th Symphony
7th Symphony
5th Symphony
4th Symphony
36
Who said, "I was cut off from the world, there was nobody in my vicinity...and so I was forced to become original"?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ludwig Van Beethoven
George Frideric Handel
Franz Joseph Haydn
37
This composer was a priest who would dash out of church to write down musical ideas.
Henry Purcell
Antonio Vivaldi
Palestrina
Josquin Des Prez
38
The opera about Orpheus going into the underworld to save his beloved Euridice was written by...
Papa Haydn
Monteverdi
Bach
Beethoven
39
French composer who devoted his life to writing sacred music.
Josquin Des Prez
Gaston
Napoleon Bonaparte
Quazi Moto
40
Beethoven is said to have "bridged the gap" between which 2 musical time periods?
Baroque & Renaissance
Medieval & Classical
Classical & Romantic
20th Century & Pop