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1
Who composed
The Washington Post
?
Stephen Foster
Scott Joplin
John Philip Sousa
Patrick S. Gilmore
2
The term
bel canto
refers to:
the new melodic recitative of the 19th century.
a female singer who performs male roles.
a style of singing that features agility & purity of tone.
the standard form of 19th-century Italian arias.
3
Who gave the United States Marine Band its nickname, "The President's Own"?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Philip Sousa
Patrick S. Gilmore
4
_____ is a choreographed dance that began in the Renaissance & was central to festivals & entertainment at the courts.
Tap
Pas de deux
The Lindy Hop
Ballet
5
Wagner's cycle of 4 music dramas is called:
The Ring of the Nibelung.
Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg.
Tristan and Isolde.
Lohengrin.
6
What early-20th-century cultural movement attempted to counteract the systematic racism African Americans suffered?
the Harlem Renaissance
the Second Great Awakening
the Jazz Age
Ragtime
7
Which Tchaikovsky ballet is performed every Christmas all over the world?
Swan Lake
The Sleeping Beauty
Romeo and Juliet
The Nutcracker
8
The program of Debussy's
Prelude to "The Afternoon of a Faun"
evokes:
a landscape with a mythological creature.
a nationalistic folk dance.
a child's view of heaven.
a river flowing through France.
9
What singing tradition incorporated messages about earthly escape concealed in texts that promised heavenly deliverance?
spirituals
ring shout
camp meetings
monophony
10
What nationality was Claude Debussy?
German
Italian
Austrian
French
11
In the orchestral prelude to Act III of Wagner's Die Walkure, the Ride theme primarily is played by:
percussion.
brass.
strings.
woodwinds.
12
What was the most famous 18th-century band?
Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers
U.S. Marine Band
the Goldman Band
the Sousa Band
13
Wagner chose to base his early opera on:
Biblical stories.
dramas of historical intrigue.
medieval German epics.
ancient Greek tragedies.
14
What music is Sousa credited with bringing to Europe during his first European tour in 1900?
blues
classical
ragtime
march
15
Which composer became a giant of Russian ballet in the later 19th century?
Rubenstein
von Meck
Tchaikovsky
Debussy
16
Which of the following was a widely beloved Italian nationalist opera composer?
Brahms
Verdi
Liszt
Chopin
17
What instrument does Tchaikovsky use to enliven the sound of the orchestra during the
Trepak
?
guitar
tympani
celesta
tambourine
18
Which composer is considered the greatest figure in German opera & one of the most significant of the Romantic era?
Wagner
Schubert
Schumann
Brahms
19
Who wrote the librettos for Wagner's music dramas?
Muller
Heine
Wagner
Goethe
20
What singing group brought spirituals a broader cultural presence immediately after the Civil War?
the Harry T. Burleigh Chorus
the Shaw University Singers
the New Christy Minstrels
The Fisk Jubilee Singers
21
In 1891 Tchaikovsky was invited to participate in the inaugural concert of _____.
Albert Hall in London
Carnegie Hall in New York
the Moscow Conservatory
the Garnier Opera in Paris
22
Where did Debussy first encounter non-Western scales & instruments?
while living in Tahiti
while studying in Rome
at the 1889 Paris Exhibition
on an 1889 trip to Egypt
23
America's 19th-century vernacular music traditions included:
parlor ballads.
spirituals.
music for brass bands.
all of the above.
24
Impressionism in music is best exemplified by the works of:
Frederic Chopin.
Claude Debussy.
Hector Berlioz.
Gustav Mahler.
25
Standard march structure includes regular sections called:
bridges.
verses.
the trio.
strains.
26
Which of the following composed
The Barber of Seville
&
William Tell
?
Donizetti
Bizet
Rossini
Bellini
27
Which African American composer began to create arrangements of spirituals, first published in the 1910s?
Scott Joplin
Antonin Dvorak
Harry T. Burleigh
William Grant Still
28
The principal themes that recur throughout Wagner's operas & carry specific meanings are called:
libretti.
motives.
fixed ideas.
leitmotifs.
29
Which of the following does NOT characterize Nijinsky's choreography for Debussy's
Prelude to "The Afternoon of a Faun"
?
It continued the traditions of classical ballet.
It featured one of the great male dancers of the time.
It was a turning point in modern dance.
It caused a scandal in Paris.
30
Which of the following is/are characteristic of Impressionist music?
whole-tone scales
all of the above
ambiguous tonality
9th chords
31
Italian comic opera is called:
opera buffa.
Singspiel.
opera seria.
opera comique.
32
Both African Americans (freedmen & slaves) and European Americans gathered in _____ to sing hymns of praise.
concert halls
New York
cotton fields
camp meetings
33
The concept of a total artwork in which all the arts - music, poetry, drama & visual spectacle - are fused together:
Ewigemelodie.
leitmotifs.
Gesamtkunstwerk.
cyclic unity.