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Classical Period Review (2019)
Classical Period Review (2019)
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A #Music Quiz to review general #Baroque & #Classical #Music knowledge
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1
Beethoven's "Eroica" symphony was originally dedicated to this man
J.S. Bach
Mozart
Napoleon Bonaparte
the King of Germany
2
The string quartet is a popular example of this category of music
Symphony
Sacred music
Chamber music
Secular music
3
The
fourth movement
of a symphony is usually an upbeat, rollicking (i.e. lively) finale.
True
False
4
During the Classical Period, music was characterized by
four-bar phrases
simplicity
balancing phrase against phrase
All of the above
5
This type of work for orchestra was made up of 4 different movements
Overture
Symphony
Opera
Gregorian Chant
6
This person compiled the first Dictionary of the English Language during the Classical Period.
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
7
A symphony would
not
be described as
A large work with 4 movements that is written for orchestra.
A group of 4 or less musicians playing chamber music.
A large group of musicians that perform together.
A short song lasting 3-5 minutes.
8
The
third movement
of a symphony is usually like a dance in 3/4 time, also known as a waltz.
True
False
9
The keyboard instrument that replaced the harpsichord in popularity during the Classical period was the
Lute
Violin
Guitar
Piano
10
The
second movement
of a symphony is usually slow and lyrical.
True
False
11
This invention made it possible for composers to define the specific speed (tempo) of a song
metronome
the printing press
phonograph
time signature
12
The Classical Period took place during these years
1800-1900
1600-1750
1750-1825
1700-1800
13
The
first movement
of a symphony is usually brisk and lively.
True
False
14
All of the following composers lived and worked during the Classical Period except this one:
J.C. Bach
J.S. Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
C.P.E. Bach