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MUSC 2200 Test 2 Review
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1
In 1929, Stalin sought to control the arts by:
Reforming conservatories
Banning popular music from the radio
Banning works of non-compliant composers
Founding a government arts newspaper
2
Florence Price left her home in Little Rock, AR due to the burden of "Jim Crow" laws placed on the Black community.
True
False
3
Use of the "Dies irae" in the "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath" from Symphonie fantastique is an example of:
Quotation
Mimesis
Direct representation
Musical topics
4
In music composition, mimesis is the process of:
Creating contrasting sounds
Creating drama
Imitating real-world sounds
Word painting
5
Mussorgsky and his colleagues were known as "The Mighty Five."
False
True
6
What are the parts of sonata form in order?
Introduction, 1st theme, 2nd theme, closing theme
1st theme, 2nd theme, transition, closing theme
2nd theme, transition, 1st theme, closing theme
1st theme, transition, 2nd theme, closing theme
7
Because it takes so much training to sing, Roomful of Teeth is one of just a few groups to have performed Partita.
False
True
8
The Rite of Spring depicted pagan rituals and caused consternation among Parisian audience members.
False
True
9
Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5 served as his public apology and formal rehabilitation.
False
True
10
What is the genre of The Rite of Spring?
Symphony
Ballet
Opera
Concerto
11
The letter Beethoven wrote to his brothers (but never sent) is called the:
Bonn Testament
Heiligenstadt Testament
Vienna Statement
Immortal Beloved Letter
12
Mussorgsky wrote Pictures at an Exhibition as a piano suite because he was not a skilled orchestrator.
False
True
13
Caroline Shaw took the title and form of Partita from:
Renaissance polyphony
Classical symphonies
Baroque dance suites
Gregorian chant
14
Appalachian Spring was the winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1967.
False
True
15
Instrumental music that claims to tell a specific story or communicate extramusical information is called:
Program music
Absolute music
Storytelling
Direct musical representation
16
The text of an opera or sung drama is called a:
Aria
Leitmotif
Libretto
Recitative
17
Mussorgsky belonged to a progressive school of 19th C. composers of which nationality?
Hungarian
Italian
French
Russian
18
Roomful of Teeth employed which type(s) of singing?
Tuvan throat singing
Yodeling
Belting
Korean P'ansori singing
19
Appalachian Spring is still significant today because it has come to be accepted as the sound of:
Rural America
Railroad construction
Irish immigration to America
Coal mining
20
Wagner's Ring Cycle derives from which type of mythology?
Norse
Roman
Egyptian
Greek
21
The oldest opera still regularly performed and enjoyed is:
Monteverdi's Orpheus
Peri's Euridice
Wagner's The Valkyrie
Mozart's The Magic Flute
22
Although The Magic Flute is rich with comedy, it also has a serious Enlightenment message.
False
True
23
While in Chicago in the 1920s, Florence Price published what kind(s) of music?
Popular songs
Concert music
Educational piano pieces
Church music
24
A unique musical theme for a character, object, place, or idea is called:
Ritornello
Leitmotif
Motive
Libretto
25
Caroline Shaw was the youngest composer to win a Pulitzer Prize.
True
False
26
Music can be co-opted for political purposes the original artist did not intend.
False
True
27
Music condemned as "formalist" by Stalin's regime had the following trait:
Focused on technical innovation
Rejected the values of Western democracies
Incorporated text or dancing
Explicitly undermined the government
28
Copland's Appalachian Spring was originally concieved as a ballet, but it's most frequently performed in a version for:
String quartet
Symphonic band
Brass quintet
Orchestra
29
In which opera genre(s) did Mozart write?
Opera camerata
Opera seria
Singspiel
Opera buffa
30
The incorporation of a passage of existing music into a new piece is called:
Quotation
Plagiarism
Open-access usage
Creative license