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Romantic Period
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Characteristic #2
Expressive voices
Impressive technical abilities
Expressive aims and subject
Impressive singing
2
Exoticism showed a fascination with
Foreign lands, mysterious themes and exotic styles
All of the above
Their history and Baroque themes
Foreign lands, colonial power, established styles
3
Characteristic #3: Nationalism used..
Folk songs,
Dances
Legends
All of the above
4
Romantic composers emphasized freedom of expression
True
False
5
Which of these appealed to Romantic composers?
Irrational
Unconscious
Fantasy
All of The above
6
Characteristic #1 of the Romantic Period
Making lots of music
Individuality of style
Following Classical composers
Neoclassicism
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#4 program music was associated with
Story, poem, power or politics
Story, poem, idea or theme.
Story, person, place or thing
Story, poem, country,
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The Chromatic scale now had _____ keys instead of _______ of the major/minor scale.
10, 14
8, 16
10, 12
12, 7
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______ or _______ chords were used extensively.
Strong or stable
Major or minor
Dissonant or unstable
Higher or lower
10
The most important part of the classical orchestra was
Strings
Brass
Woodwind
Percussion
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The physical world was seen as a ____________ of the human heart.
Valve
Refuge
Mirror
Expression
12
The Romantic Period stressed
Emojis, imagery and individuality
Brains, brawn and build
Intellect, bravery and power
Emotion, imagination and individuality
13
They also were fascinated with
Chivalry
Nature
All of the above
Middle Ages
14
Brass, woodwind and percussion sections were used more now.
True
False
15
#5 Orchestras went from ______ to ________ musicians.
20-60 to 100
50-60 to 120
80-100 to 200
10-20 to 50
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#7Now there was an expanded range of dynamics, pitch and tempo.
True
False
17
Romantic composers delayed the resolution to affect the emotional feel.
False
True
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Changes to the piano included...
Cast-iron frame and felt on hammers
Upright wooden frame and felt on hammers.
Tin frame and wooden hammers
Plastic frame and elastics on hammers
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The Romantic Period went from _____ to _______
1700-1770
1700-1820
1820-1900
1800-1850
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The Romantic Period was a rebellion against
Neoclassicism and passion
Neoclassicism and racial inequality
Neoclassicism and the age of reason
Neoclassicism and the age of excuses.
