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Textures were primarily polyphonic in the classical era, occassionally homophonic and monophonic
True
False
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A form in which a tuneful main theme (A) returns several times in alternation with other themes (ex. ABACAD...)
Minuet and trio
Sonata
Exposition
Rondo
3
Describe how the patronage system changed throughout the classical period?
Gradual increase in the patronage system. the work of the composers show it
Pick A
Gradual decline in the patronage system. The work of the composers show it
Pick B
4
Explain the role of music in society during the classical period?
the middle class had more economic freedom than before, music lessons
the middle class had less economic freedom than before, few musicians
People spent more time on developing their crafts than focusing on music
People spent more money on entertainment and musicians put on concerts
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What is an exposition?
The middle section of a piece in sonata form
The opening section of a piece in sonata form that introduces the theme.
the ending section of a piece in sonata form
A concert that helps expose the repertoire of a musician to their audience
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A form in which a basic musical idea, or theme, is repeated several times with changes to each repetition.
minuet and trio
Sonata and Rondo
theme and variation
Exposition and development
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How many symphonies did Beethoven Write?
9
104
3
5
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This composer was a child prodigy who left the patronage system to feelance in vienna. He lived until his 30s
Beethoven
CPE Bach
Haydn
Mozart
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The section within a piece in sonata form in which the themes are explored and presented in
new
ways.
Recapitulation
Coda
Development
Exposition
10
Describe melody as a general characteric of classical music: melodies are tuneful and easy to remember, symmetrical
False
True
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This composer was respected thoughout society for his skill and near perfect compositions. He suffered from hearing loss
Haydn
Mozart
Clementi
Beethoven
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Usually a movement within a larger work; this form is written in a triple meter with an ABA form/Dancelike
Symphony
Rondo
Minuet and Trio
Sonata
13
This composer spent his entire career in the patronage system writing music for the Esterhazys. Father of the Symphony.
Shubert
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
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what is the correct order of sections in sonata form?
development, recapitulation, coda, exposition
exposition, coda, development, recaptiulation
Exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda
Coda, recapitulation, development, exposition
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what is an example of a musical device that could be used to put variations on a theme?
Augmentation
diminution
modulating to a new key
ornamentations
16
The most common form and genre of the classical period. Has 4 sections and is standard form for Symphonic 1st movements.
Rondo
menuet and trio
theme and variation
sonata
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Describe Rhythms as a general characteristic of the neoclassical: Rhytms are varied and add interest and contrast
True
False
18
When did the classical music period occur?
1750-1820
1500-1600
1700-1750
1600-1750
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The concluding section of a piece in sonata form, usually in the tonic key
exposition
motif
development
coda
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A style during the late baroque and early classical in which the art style is softer lines and pastel coloring, youthful
Rococo
Impressionist
Expressionism
Romantic
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A stylistic rejection of baroque and rococo style and an attempt to recapture the grandeur of greek and roman art.
Neoclassical
Neogrecian
Impressionist
Neoromantic