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Composers-European Music History
Composers-European Music History
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1
Johann Sebastian Bach is considered the most important composer of the Baroque era (1600-1750)
False
True
2
The songs from medieval church tradition were called Gregorian Chants
False
True
3
Ludwig Van Beethoven is considered one of the greatest composers because....
His music is balanced, emotional, intelligent.
He made the orchestra bigger, better, cleaner.
He was able to compose even after going deaf!
He was the first composer to not work for Kings or Queens
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During medieval times, the church only allowed one type of music. What was it like?
It was jazzy, lots of Saxophones
Corridos nortenos
Singing only
It was the orchestra
5
How many pieces of music did Mozart compose during his life?
600+
Too many!
2 Corridos and a Reggaeton
33
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How was J.S. Bach able to create his new music?
He was an inventor
By accident
He was bored and wanted something new
He had more instruments, and musicians avialable
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Mozart died when he was only 35!
True
False
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Today in 2021, we we are still following Beethoven's orchestra format, rules, writing, and instruments.
False
True
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The orchestra as we know it today, was perfected during the classical period of music (1750-1820)
False
True
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Sad, Happy, Scary
Happy
Scary
Sad
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How old was Mozart when he started touring through Europe with his music?
12
11
16
6
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What was the name of singer/story tellers from medieval times?
Mariachis
Troubadores
Trouble-makers
Rockstars
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Antonio Vivaldi composed "The four seasons". Where was he from? Hint, Music uses terms in what language?
Germany
England
USA
Italy