Classical Period Review (2021)

All of the following composers lived and worked during the Classical Period except this one:

Homophony is the use of two or more melodies accompanied by chords.

This is a small ending section (literally "tail") added on to a song in Sonata form.

The second movement of a symphony is usually slow and lyrical.

The first movement of a symphony is usually brisk and lively.

This invention made it possible for composers to define the specific speed (tempo) of a song

A Sonata is a:

The keyboard instrument that replaced the harpsichord in popularity during the Classical period was the

A large work with 4 movements that is written for orchestra.

During the Classical Period, music was characterized by

Sonata Form is made up of three parts. Choose the answer that is not one of these three parts.

This person compiled the first Dictionary of the English Language during the Classical Period.

The fourth movement of a symphony is usually an upbeat, rollicking (i.e. lively) finale.

The Classical Period took place during these years

The string quartet is a popular example of this category of music

This type of work for orchestra was made up of 4 different movements

The third movement of a symphony is usually like a dance in 3/4 time, also known as a waltz.