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Classical Music Period module quiz review
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1
A coda is an ending to a sonata form in some pieces.
False
True
2
Which composer was a transitional figure from the Classical period to the Romantic period?
Mozart
Beethoven
Haydn
Bach
3
A normal sonata opening could be described as "brisk."
True
False
4
What is Mozart's music known for?
Extreme ornamentation
Romanticism
Monophony
Memorable melodies
5
People in the Classical era were interested in ancient civilizations.
True
False
6
What is the first part of the sonata form?
Recapitulation
Coda
Exposition
Development
7
What pattern is a typical sonata form?
ABA
ABC
ABB
AAB
8
Beethoven studied with Handel in Vienna.
False
True
9
Classical music is less ornate than Baroque music.
True
False
10
Which composer worked for the Esterhazy family?
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
11
The Recapitulation section of a sonata form creates tension and drama.
False
True
12
What type of music did composers try to create in the Classical period?
More down to earth
More humorous
More complicated
More religious
13
Beethoven experienced severe hearing loss.
False
True
14
Mozart was known as the "Father of the Symphony."
False
True
15
About what year did the Classical era begin?
1500
1850
1670
1750
16
Most music from the Classical period included vocal parts.
True
False
17
Which part of the sonata form is sometimes described as a "fantasia"?
coda
development
exposition
recapitulation
18
Haydn is known for his musical humor.
False
True
19
Which important historical event happened at the same time as the Classical era?
The extinction of the dinosaurs
The Age of Reason/Enlightenment
The invention of the printing press
The Crusades
20
These 3 composers were major pillars of the Viennese School.
Bach, Beethoven, & Handel
Handel, Haydn, & Mozart
Beethoven, Haydn, & Mozart
Beethoven, Handel, & Bach