Music Appreciation Final

What Romantic theme focused on high production of goods?

What kind of rest is pictured below?

Which instrument below is NOT part of the percussion family?

The group of Austrian composers (Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern) is called the:

German town piper who performed at and supervised music events

What did the players do during Haydn's 'Farwell Symphony'?

Opera _________ is a short, light-hearted comic opera that focused on the faults of commoners and the wealthy.

What is it called when a musician uses words with music to make a musical 'picture' of the text?

Who was Florestan?

Which answer below is the correct order of voices, from highest to lowest?

What was sacred music?

Large-scale drama with poetry, acting, scenery, and costumes

What is the name of the opera house that was built for Wagner?

What was the three-stage process for printing music in the Renaissance period?

What does polyphonic mean?

What is a basso continuo?

Sacred choral composition written for the church service. Contains Kyrie, credo, etc.

What was the deadly illness that wiped out a 3rd of the population in the Medieval Period?

The _________ was a Renaissance double-reed instrument with an upward-curved horn and nasal sound.

Lower & middle class revolts, demands for social reforms, and mass executions describes the:

Which period of music was the shortest?

What kind of note is this?

What is a Convent?

What is the term for a German art song?

Ludwig mimicked his teachers during what period?

Which choice below shows dynamics, from softest to loudest?

What is the name of the Medieval instrument that was a keyboard with a crank?

What is pitch?

How do string instruments make sound?

Classical ensemble that combines the violin, viola, cello, and double bass

A show-off point for an instrumentalist

What is a Monastery?

What was secular music?

Ballet by Aaron Copland that uses the song Simple Gifts from the Shakers religious sect?

What dynamic is this?

This German orchestra was famous for its discipline, technique, and influenced the symphony format

What people were part of the clergy in the Medieval period?

What is it called when a sound starts LOUD and gradually gets SOFTER?

Which answer below shows the correct order of the music periods?

German-born composer that traveled widely and absorbed many different genres of music

What are multiple RHYTHMS played at the same time called?

What are the four elements of music?

What is the Italian word for 'beautiful voice'?

A half-singing, half-speaking vocal technique used in the 20th century is called:

How do percussion instruments make sound?

What is the word that means 'to gradually speed up'?

Opera _________ is a serious opera with classical or mythological themes

Tower musician who played trumpets to signal people of incoming danger

What was a fief?

French opera with a cast of 800 and a large orchestra:

Sounds that are stable and restful are called