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Baroque/Classical Music Quiz
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Hauser High School SP 2021
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Stylistic Features: Improvised melodic extras in the melody (ornamentation).
Baroque
Both
Neither
Classical
2
Stylistic Features: Harpsichord or Organ served as Continuo.
Classical
Both
Neither
Baroque
3
Large orchestral work with several movements.
Oratorio
Concerto
Sonata
Symphony
4
How many movements in Sonata Form?
2
3
1
4
5
Orchestra: Violin
Baroque
Both
Classical
Neither
6
Orchestra: Cello
Baroque
Both
Classical
Neither
7
Third Movement of Sonata Form.
Recapitulation
Development
Divertimento
Exposition
8
Sonata Form: Unstable. Many key changes and melodic changes.
Recapitulation
Development
Exposition
Divertimento
9
Orchestra: Trumpet
Both
Neither
Baroque
Classical
10
Genre: Opera Buffa
Both
Baroque
Classical
Neither
11
Only dance movement to survive to the Classical Era.
Minuet
Gigue
Sarabande
Dance Suite
12
Genre: Symphony
Classical
Baroque
Both
Neither
13
Orchestra: Harpsichord
Neither
Classical
Both
Baroque
14
Stylistic Features: Dynamic marks rarely used.
Neither
Both
Baroque
Classical
15
Genre: Stylized Dance
Neither
Baroque
Classical
Both
16
Stylistic Features: Highly Flexible Rhythm.
Neither
Classical
Both
Baroque
17
Theme is in upper voices.
Baroque
Classical
Both
Neither
18
Stylistic Features: Basso Continuo was one of the first things to go in this era.
Neither
Both
Classical
Baroque
19
Stylistic Features: Polyphonic Texture
Neither
Baroque
Both
Classical
20
Stylistic Features: Distinctive Rhythms against a steady beat.
Neither
Baroque
Both
Classical
21
Orchestra: Clarinets
Baroque
Neither
Classical
Both
22
Rondo Form
ABACADA
ABACABA
All of the above.
ABACA
23
Genre: Gigue
Classical
Baroque
Both
Neither
24
Form: Rondo Form
Baroque
Classical
Neither
Both
25
Genre: Sarabande
Baroque
Neither
Classical
Both
26
Stylistic Features: Modern Major/Minor System created.
Baroque
Neither
Both
Classical
27
Orchestra: Bass
Baroque
Classical
Neither
Both
28
Orchestra: French Horn
Classical
Both
Baroque
Neither
29
Stylistic Features: Slow dynamic changes.
Neither
Both
Classical
Baroque
30
Common number of variations.
0
470
6
12
31
Stylistic Features: Abrupt dynamic contrasts.
Classical
Neither
Both
Baroque
32
Genre: Concerto
Both
Classical
Baroque
Neither
33
Genre: Fugue
Baroque
Both
Classical
Neither
34
Genre: String Quartet
Baroque
Both
Neither
Classical
35
Stylistic Features: Melody moved closer to that of pop and folk music.
Both
Neither
Baroque
Classical
36
Genre: Opera
Baroque
Classical
Both
Neither
37
1st movement of symphony is in:
Rondo Form
Party Form
Concerto Form
Sonata Form
38
Stylistic Features: Melody not easy to sing.
Baroque
Both
Neither
Classical
39
Stylistic Features: Melody heard with straight forward harmonic accompaniment.
Baroque
Neither
Both
Classical
40
Form: Symphonic Form
Both
Classical
Neither
Baroque
41
Orchestra: Bassoon
Both
Baroque
Neither
Classical
42
Events: Enlightenment
Classical
Neither
Baroque
Both
43
Orchestra: Flute
Both
Baroque
Neither
Classical
44
Form: Theme and Variation Form
Baroque
Both
Neither
Classical
45
Dates: 1750-1830
Baroque
Classical
Both
Neither
46
Sonata Form: Introduction of 2 themes connected by a bridge. 1st theme is in tonic and 2nd is in dominant.
Exposition
Development
Recapitulation
Divertimento
47
Sonata Form: 2 themes connected by a bridge. Both themes in tonic key.
Recapitulation
Divertimento
Development
Exposition
48
Genre: Minuet
Classical
Neither
Baroque
Both
49
Stylistic Features: Melodical Theme and Variations became popular.
Both
Neither
Classical
Baroque
50
Second Movement of Sonata Form.
Divertimento
Development
Recapitulation
Exposition
51
Genre: Dance Suite
Classical
Baroque
Neither
Both
52
String Quartet Consists of the following:
violin, viola, cello, bass
3 violins, cello
2 violins, viola, cello
4 violins
53
When did Concerts become a big part of music history?
Both
Neither
Baroque
Classical
54
Dates: 1600-1750
Neither
Baroque
Classical
Both
55
Stylistic Features: In each movement, tempo and meter remain constant but the rhythms of the themes tend to differ.
Classical
Neither
Both
Baroque
56
Form: Variation Form - Ground Bass
Neither
Classical
Baroque
Both
57
Form: Sonata Form
Baroque
Neither
Both
Classical
58
First Movement of Sonata Form.
Recapitulation
Divertimento
Development
Exposition
59
Music designed to be played in a small room.
Cantata
Symphony
Chamber Music
Concerto
60
Stylistic Features: Composers relied on formulas to create their music.
Neither
Both
Classical
Baroque
61
Genre: Opera Seria
Classical
Both
Neither
Baroque
62
Composition for one or two instruments.
Concerto
Rondo
Symphony
Sonata
63
One main theme or tune alternating with other themes or sections.
Concerto Form
Sonata Form
Symphony Form
Rondo Form
64
Genre: Oratorio
Classical
Neither
Baroque
Both
65
Events: Absolutism
Baroque
Both
Classical
Neither
66
Theme is in Bass.
Baroque
Classical
Neither
Both
67
Opera Buffa
Weak Opera
Comedic Opera
Buff Opera
Serious Opera
68
Stylistic Features: Melody trends towards complexity.
Both
Baroque
Classical
Neither
69
Stylistic Features: Basso Continuo
Neither
Classical
Baroque
Both
70
Stylistic Features: Change in Orchestral Instrumentation.
Neither
Baroque
Classical
Both
71
How many movements in Symphonic Form?
4
2
3
1
72
Orchestra: Oboe
Classical
Both
Neither
Baroque
73
Orchestra: Viola
Classical
Neither
Both
Baroque
74
Stylistic Features: Dynamic Markings used.
Both
Neither
Baroque
Classical
75
Stylistic Features: Piano replaces harpsichord for dynamic reasons.
Both
Baroque
Classical
Neither
76
Form: Ritornello Form
Neither
Baroque
Both
Classical
77
Form: Repetition of a clearly defined melodic theme with various changes at each repeat.
Variation Form
Sonata Form
Symphonic Form
Rondo Form
78
Orchestra: Timpani
Both
Baroque
Classical
Neither
79
Genre: Cantata
Both
Classical
Neither
Baroque
80
Genre: Sonata
Classical
Neither
Both
Baroque
