Music Hist/Apprec. - Classical Period 1

Chamber music instrumentation may be made up from:

Difference between a sonata and a concerto is:

Classical symphonies had _______ movements.

What style of music did Haydn create?

Which composer was born during the baroque period but composed during the classical period?

Why did Haydn compose the "Farewell" Symphony?

The Classical Period was known as the age of:

A characteristic of classical music:

Which composer sat in the woods making memories of sounds before he lost his hearing?

The second movement of a classical symphony is many times written as:

During which of Haydn's symphonies did each performer get up and leave one at a time?

Which keyboard instrument became popular during this period?

Haydn's prized pupil was:

The third movement of a classical symphony is usually written as:

A major characteristic of Classical music is _________ of mood.

Haydn's family was poor, so his ____ helped him begin his musical training.

Even though he made a lot of money, Mozart was buried in a common or paupers grave.

Name one of Haydn's symphonies:

A small group of instruments against a large group of instruments is called:

Classical melodies are among the most _____ and _____ to remember.

Haydn shared a long friendship with:

The 3 main composers during the Classical Period are: (pick one)

Smaller groups of instruments make up a style of music known as:

Leopold Mozart dragged is children all over Europe to perform.

Rondo or Rondo form is easily recognized by its recurring:

The Magic Flute is an example of ______ written by Mozart

Sonata:

Style of very complex music with few mood changes and no percussion.

The ____________ section is still the most important in the classical orchestra.

The first movement of a classical symphony is written in:

What are the dates for the Classical Period?

The second movement of a classical symphony is:

The third movement of a classical symphony is:

The texture of music during the Classical Period was:

Number of movements in a solo concerto:

The first movement of the classical symphony is;

The fourth movement of a classical symphony is:

A solo concerto may be written for almost any instrument.

Mozart...

Which classical composer gradually lost his hearing but continued to compose?