Classical / Romantic Music and Art Quiz

which of the following is associated with nationalism?

which of the following two sections of a sonata form are almost identical

during the romantic period, there were many uprisings. what were people hoping to gain?

romantic compositions were commonly based on all of the following subject matter EXCEPT

what is a trio?

the term "form" refers to:

All of the following are Classical ideals EXCEPT

Vocalists used all of the following techniques to differentiate between characters in an art song EXCEPT

during the recapitulation

who benefitted the most from the American, French, and Industrial Revolution?

the letters A-B-A identify a composition in:

what are the dates for the classical period?

which of the following was a leading composer of art songs?

all of the following principles were strongly championed during the classical period EXCEPT

what is it called when composers try to depict faraway places through music?

the twelve month period during which anyone who was suspected of opposing the French Revolution was called:

which of the following best describes the movements of a symphony

during which part of a sonata form are the two main themes introduced?

In a minuet and trio, which is usually repeated?

what are the dates of the Romantic period?

According to German mythology, what is The Erkling

which of the following is associated with socialism?

all of the following advances about as a result of the Industrial Revolution EXCEPT

which of the following dance movements was later incorporated into the symphony as the third movement?

Who helped the Americans win independence from Great Britain?

an art song is

who wrote the poem for The Erkling

What is the story of the Erkling about

the minuet is

which of the following is associated with liberalism?

All of the following are characteristics of Romantic art EXCEPT

In romantic compositions, there were many references to nature. What were these references symbols for?

during which section of a sonata form will there be many modulations?

a modified version of a theme is called a

where does the casing section in a sonata form?

who popularized the minuet?

the connecting passage that leads from the first theme to the second theme in a sonata is called a

in the art song how important was the piano part?

the style of art that portrays the everyday struggled of ordinary citizens as heroic and noble is called:

all of the following contributed to the French Revolution EXCEPT

during which section do the themes in a sonata form undergo a transformation

which of the following is associated with Marxism?

Who was blamed for France's problems during the French Revolution?

which of the following is associated with utilitarianism?

during what section of a sonata form is harmonic stability restored and a gradual return to the home key made?

which group of instruments was most often given the important musical material in a symphony?

which of the following means "tail" in Italian and is the final finale section at the end of a sonata form?

which of the following major events took place in America during the Romantic period?