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Music Appreciation Final
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Ludwig Van Beethoven
Erklonig
Symphony No.5
1770-1827
Piano Sonata No.8
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Idee Fixe
represents the melody used for the loved one in his piece
The term Berlioz used
character pieces for an improvistory character
concrete music
3
Style in which geometric planes are imposed on subjects of every nature.
Mainstream
Polymeter
Cubism
Octave Displacement
4
Composed "The Perilous Night"
John Cage
Scott Joplin
Phillip Glass
Charles Ives
5
Music consisting of recorded and electronically altered sounds
Musique concrete
Concrete music
6
Musical show representing ideas subject to the audiences interpretation and leaving unresolved
concept musical
teremin
film score
sound track
7
Occurance of acents on weak beats or between beats
Strain
Syncopation
Rag
8
German word for art songs
metronome
Lieder
song cycle
motive
9
Composed Mood Indigo
Scott Joplin/ Ragtime
Louis Armstrong/ Jazz
Bessie Smith/ Jazz
Duke Ellington/ Jazz
10
Wagners concept of music in theater in which the drama and the music were theoretically equal
Leitmotif
Operetta
Music Drama
Grand Opera
11
Mild style, performed by bands of moderate size, includes instruments not normal to jazz.
Big Band Jazz
Free Jazz
Cool Jazz
Swing
12
One-movement orchestral piece whose form is based on programmatic principles
SYmphonic poem, tone poem
Tonic
Theremin
Style
13
Series of tones on which a serial composition is based.
Row
Round
Rubato
14
Time period of the middle ages/ Renaissance
500BCE-1600CE
1820-1910
1600-1750
1750-1820
15
WHite musicians version of New Orleans Jazz
Free Jazz
Cool Jazz
Dixieland
New Orleans Jazz
16
French comic opera of a satirical or romantic nature. Can also be serious and realistic
Operetta
Music drama
Opera comique
Grand Opera
17
Flexible notes chosen subjectively from between half steps of tonal scales
Tonality
Atonality
Half steps
Blue tones
18
Character pieces of an improvisatory character
Interval
Idee Fixe
Impromptus
Impressionism
19
temporary music used to demonstrate to a films composer the type of music desired.
Film score
Soundtrack
Source music
Temp
20
Short independent or introductory piece for keyboard
Prelude
Program music
Proper
psalter
21
General term for several romantic styles that succeded the dominance of German Romanticisim
Romantic period
Post-Romanticism
Neoclassicism
Neoromanticism
22
Chord built on seconds
Atonality
Tone cluster
Twelve-tone system
23
Time Period for The Baroque
1600-1750
1750-1820
1820-1910
500BCE-1600CE
24
Musical instruments eletronically expanded to alter sound
Digital instrumentation
Electric instruments
Hyper instruments
25
19th century French serious opera style, which emphasized spectacular visual effects.
Operetta
Opera Comique
Music drama
Grand Opera
26
Relatively short piano piece in a characteristic style or mood
Character piece
Chance music
Choir
Chorus
27
All of the music accompanying a film
Sound track
Film score
28
Comic or romantic form of music theater, sometimes called light opera. Inc. some spoken Dialog
Operetta
Oratorio
Opera comique
Opera buffa
29
Who wrote Einstein on the Beach?
Scott Joplin
Phillip Glass
Charles Ives
John Cage
30
Composed Till Eulenspiegels Lustige Streiche
Franz Schubert/ Art Song (Lied)
Richard Strauss/ Tone Poem
Richard Wagner/ Music Drama
Robert Schumann/ Art Song (lied)
31
Two or more rhythmic patterns performed simultaneously
Polytonality
Polyphonic
Polyrhythm
Polychoral
32
Popular music rooted from Africathat developed in early-20th-century America.
Jazz
Blues
33
Metronome
Instrument to measure tempo
SHort Melodic phrase that may be effectively developed.
German word for art songs
Concert setting of a poem, usually by a well known poet.
34
Music heard by the characters in the film and also by the audience
Diagetic music
Film score
Soundtrack
Source music
35
Time period for Romantic
1750-1820
1600-1750
500 BCE- 1600 CE
1820-1910
36
Highly improvise style of big band music
Big Band jazz
Swing
Symphonic Jazz
Sweet Jazz
37
Film music heard by the audience only
Nondiagetic music
Source music
diagetic music
Functional music
38
Composed Ride of the Valkyries
Richard Wagner/ Music Drama
Robert Schuman/ Art Song (Lied)
Franz Shubert/ Art Song (Lied)
Beethoven/ Symphony
39
Thematic transformation
Variation of thematic or melodic material for programmatic
Raphsodic virtuistic keyboard piece
sometimes called metamorphisses
combination of jazz and concert music
40
Multimovement form unified by recurrence of the same or similiar melodic material in 2 movement
Cyclic form
Nationalism
41
Espressive slide between pitches
Galliard
Glisando
Half-step
Polyrhythm
42
Nineteenth century Russian composers associated with nationalism
The five
Motive
Nationalists
Lieders
43
Diminution
Doubles tempo
Rhyhmic technique in which note values are halved
a closing section
tone cluster
44
Avoidance of a tonic note and of tonal relationships in music
Tonal
Atonality
45
Composed Lost your head
Aaron Copland/ 20th Century
Louis Armstrong/ Jazz
Bessie Smith/ Jazz
Henry Cowell/ 20th Century
46
Song like character pieces
Boogie-woogie
Bebop
Break
Ballades
47
Program symphony
Multimovement orchestral work
performance by a soloist
form based on programmatic concepts
Two or more keys played at the same time
48
Concert overture
From the beginning
often inspired by literature and dramatic in expression
Small jazz ensemble
One movement orchestral composition
49
Strain
German word for art songs
Melodic section of a march or rag
Composition for three voices or instruments
stretto
50
Recorded natural sound stored digitally and subject to electronic manipulation
Sample
EDM
Electronic recording
Prepared piano
51
Two or more keys at the same time
Dual tonality
Polytonality
Tonal
Atonality
52
Popular piano style with syncopated melody on the right hand accompanied by bass in the left
Blues
Rag
Ragtime
53
The Banshee
Louis Armstong/ Jazz
William Grant Still/ 20th century
Henry Cowell/ 20th century
Phillip Glass/ 20th Century
54
Who composed Putnams camp?
Scott Joplin
John Cage
Phillip Glass
Charles Ives
55
Maple Leaf Rag
John Cage
Charles Ives
Scott Joplin
Phillip Glass
56
Motive
Instrument to measure tempo
Short melodic phrase that may be effectively developed
German word for art songs
Set of songs by one composer, often using texts all by the p
57
Style of music and painting that avoids explicit statement, instead emphasizes suggestion.
Primitivism
Symbolism
Impressionism
Expressionism
58
Romantic technique of robbing from the tempo at some points and paying it back at others
Rubato
Requiem
Rococo
Round
59
Interval half way between half steps
Atonality
Tonal system
Quarter tone
Half tone
60
Lush orchetralscores associated with films from the 1930s, 40s, 50s
Soundtrack
Classical Hollywood film score
61
Composed Sound Patterns
Scott Joplin/ Rag Time
Phillip Glass/ 20th Century
Pauline Oliveros/ 20th Century
William Grant Still/ 20th Century
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Franz shubert
Invented art song
Symphony No.5
Erklonig
1797-1828
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Time period for Classical
1750-1820
1900-present
1600-1750
500BCE-1600CE
64
composed Im wunderschonen Monat Mai
Schumann/ Art Song (Lied)
Shubert/ Art Song (Lied)
Berlioz/ Program Symphony
Beethoven/ Symphony
65
Composed Hotter than that
Henry Cowell/ 20th Century
Aaron Copland/ 20th Century
Pauline Oliveros/ 20th century
Louis Armstrong/ Jazz
66
Literary movement sharing the ideal of the impressionists
Symbolism
Surrealism
Primitivism
Symbolic tone
67
Jazz styler melding rock thythm and electronic instruments
Fussion
Jazz-rock Fussion
Jazz-rock
Rock and roll Jazz
68
A virtuosic instrumental study or exercise intended for concert performance
figured base
cyclic form
Dies Irae
etude
69
Melodic concept involving the selection of pitches from various, sometimes distant, octaves.
Octave
Polymeter
Polyrhythm
Octave displacement
70
Combination of jazz and concert music
Third Stream
Blues
Main Stream
Big Band
71
Composed "Erlkonig"
Franz Schubert/ Art Song (lied)
Berlioz/ Program Symphony
Franz Schubert/ Program Symphony
Beethoven/ Symphony
72
Composed a Cathedrale Engloutie
Richard Wagner/ Music Drama
Claude Debussy/ Piano Prelude
Franz Schubert/ Art Song (lied)
Robert Schumann/ Art Song (Lied)
73
Late-19th century mvmt in which artists of many Nat. turned from the dominant Ger. influence
Lieder
Nationalism
Song Cycle
Cyclic form
74
Arrangement of the 12 chromatic pitches into a row provides melodic and harmonic basis
Cluster tone
Twelve-tone technique
75
Piece expressing the character of night
Nocturnes
Neoromanticism
New orleans jazz
Notation
76
Composed Afro American Symphony
Bessie Smith/ Jazz
Puauline Oliveros/ 20th century
Aaron Copland/ 20th Century
William Grant Still/ 20th century
77
Composed symphony No.5
Franz Shubert/ Art Song
John Phillip Sousa/ March
Beethoven/ Symphony
Hector Berlioz/ Program Symphony
78
Dies irae
becoming louder
Moral and ethical qualities of music
study of the music for cultures
Gregorian chant for the dead
79
Songs, dances and repartee performed by white men who blackened their skin to portray Africans
Modes
Minstrel show
Minimalism
Modern dance
80
Music performed by a small combo whose soloists take turns improvising on a given tune
New Orleans Jazz
Small Jazz
Jazz ensemlbe
Cool Jazz
81
Indonesian percussion ensemble
Gregorian chant
Glissando
Gothic
Gamelan
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Lieder
instrument to measure tempo
concert setting of a poem, usually by a well known poet
short melodic phrase that may be effectively developed
German word for art songs
83
Break
Another name for swing
Dynamic unstable strongly rhythmic section
Low male voice
March
84
Use of more than one meter at the same time.
Polymeter
Polyrhythm
Polychoral music
Polytonality
85
Composed Symphonie fantastique, Dream of a witches sabath
Franz Schubert/ Art Song (Lied)
Felix Mendelsohn/ Classical
Berlioz/ Program Symphony
Beethoven/ Symphony
86
Main body of work of a given period
Cubsim
Glissando
Mainstream
Polyrhythm
87
Recurring melodic fragment or chord bearing dramatic or emotion significance, intro. by Wagner.
Music drama
Leitmotif
Microtones
Verismo
88
Final scene of a musical show, where soloists simultaneously express their points of view.
Ensemble finale
Encore
89
Concert music with the sounds of jazz with no improvisation
Symphonic jazz
Cool Jazz
Swing
Sweet Jazz
90
The earliest electronical musical instrument
Theremin
temp
hyperinstruments
91
Art Song
Short melodic phrase that may be effectively developed
instrument to measure tempo
Concert setting of a poem, usually by a well known poet
German word for art songs
92
All of the dialogue, sound effects, and music of a film
Source music
film score
Soundtrack
93
Music in which some elements of compocsition are left to the decision of performers, or chance
Chance Music
Indeterminate
aleatory
Random
94
Improvised singing on neutral of nonsense syllables
Scat
Rag
Blues
Jazz
95
Variation of a shaker hymn
Scott Joplin/ Rag time
Aaron Copland/ 20th century
William Grant Still/ 20th century
John Cage/ 20th century
96
Vocal style that became jazz from an african american folk song
Blues
Rag
Jazz
Ragtime
97
Composed Nocturne in E-flat Major
Frederic Chopin/ Character piece
Berlioz/ Program Symphony
Beethoven/ Symphony
Franz Schubert/ Art Song (Lied)
98
Orchestral suite
severl sections of varrying character
Drawn from a larger work
male role written for a female singer
scientific study of music
99
Setting of humorous words sung very rapidly, with comic effect.
Ordinary
Modulate
Boogie woogie
Patter song
100
Piano whos strings have been altered by foreign material
Harpsichord
Prepared piano
101
Complex highly improvised style of Jazz
Swing
Dixieland
Bebop
Free Jazz
102
Exploration of previously unknown aspects of musical sound.
Expressionism
Experimentalism
103
Highly arranged style, with little room for improv.
Cool Jazz
Dixieland
Free Jazz
Sweet jazz
104
Small jazz ensemble
Cool jazz
New Orleans jazz band
Combo
Free Jazz
105
Realism in opera
Music Drama
Opera Comique
Operetta
Verismo
106
Style in which musician improvise independently sometimes producing a random effect
Dixieland
Cool Jazz
Free Jazz
Big band Jazz
107
Trio
section of a composition lighter in texture
Composition for three voices or instruments
Softer in dynamic level
Sometimes more melodic than the rest of the piece
108
"Piano Blues" piano style derived from the formal structure of blues
Jazz
Scat
Blues
Boogie Woogie
109
Style inspired by primitive works of art and by the relaxed life of unsophisticated cultures
Primitivism
Symbolism
Expressionism
Impressionism
110
Highly emotional style in art that sought to express disturbed states of mind
Expressionism
Primitivism
Symbolism
Impressionism
111
Piece in Ragtime
Rag
Not rag