Combined: Cinema + classical music

Question 1

This is also a hallmark of classical music ,There were also frequent changes in mood, timbre than in the baroque period

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variety

Question 2

These visual elements seen by the viewer, such as props, costumes, actors, setting, color, light (means "set the stage")

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mise-en-scene

Question 3

The act of depicting women and the world from a masculine, heterosexual perspective in a way that depicts women as sex

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the male gaze

Question 4

A work of cinema or theatre that deliberately distorts or falsifies a historical narrative.

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travesty

Question 5

Pythagoras was also known for his belief in_____.In other words, the planets and stars moved according to math equations

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the harmony of the spheres

Question 6

In filmmaking, a transition device where a scene fades out into black and the next scene fades in.

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dissolve

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This type of shot is used to cover a jump in time or place or some other discontinuity.

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bridging shot

Question 8

In filmmaking, the camera rotates horizontally while keeping it fixed vertically.

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pan

Question 9

During the classical period_____ such as the concerto and sonata were more heavily defined and given more specific rules

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forms

Question 10

The oral speech between characters.

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montage, dialogue

Question 11

This term refers to the frame and how the elements of the mis-en-scene are arranged within that frame.

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composition

Question 12

Classical music embraced____a type of music that was more light and elegant with Rococo embellishments and ornamentation

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style galant

Question 13

The classical period falls between the baroque and the ________________ periods.

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romantic

Question 14

Opera 2modes of singing 1)____the plot-driving passages sung in a style designed to imitate and emphasize the inflection

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recitative

Question 15

An editing technique that involves alternating between two different sets of action.

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crosscutting

Question 16

Monophony, polyphony, and homophony describe which musical element?

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texture

Question 17

Opera is an art form in which singers and musicians perform a dramatic work combining text (which is called a___

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libretto

Question 18

Unlike___compositions which left more up to the interpretation of the musician classical compositions specifically noted

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baroque

Question 19

A__ is a form of music that became increasingly popular in the classical period(sort of like pop music in contempory

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sonata

Question 20

Filmmaking technique which natural/outdoor lighting is used and the camera is handheld, while the film appears unsteady.

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cinéma vérité

Question 21

These noises have been added in during the editing process.

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non-diagetic sound

Question 22

The Ancient Greek sculptor______________ used math to create his "canon" of perfect proportions.

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Polykleitos

Question 23

sonata 3 mainpart 1exposition 2development the themes are developed,3____________: an altered repeat of the exposition

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recapitulation

Question 24

musicians began to abandon the layered polyphony of the baroque period toward a style known a __ the melody is by chords

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homophony

Question 25

Developments in the Scientific Method in particular ______'s work in the realm of physics gave the culture for structure

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Sir Isaac Newton

Question 26

During the classical period, the __replaced the harpsichord, giving musicians more technology and thus more option compo

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piano

Question 27

Editing technique that breaks the continuity of time by quickly moving forward from one part of the action to another.

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jump cut

Question 28

Type of shot shows the entire subject, although they aren't necessarily filling up the frame.

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long shot

Question 29

A basic rule of composition in film production. Divide the frame visually into nine equal parts

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rule of thirds

Question 30

This term describes a noise which does have a source on-screen. They are noises which have not been edited in.

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diagetic sound

Question 31

Concerned with whether work of cinema contains at least two female characters who talk about something other than a man

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Bechdel test

Question 32

This classical musician wrote about 200hours of music in his lifetime making him one of the most prolific musical genius

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Question 33

Classical compositions contain notations about_____, or the volume (or loudness or softness) t he note should be played.

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dynamics

Question 34

The elements of mise en scène can be used to create themes(or central ideas embedded within the film) and ______________

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motifs

Question 35

A type of shot in cinema where the camera itself moves in relation to the subject being filmed.

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tracking shot

Question 36

The primary patrons of instrumental music in the 18th century were __

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members of the ancien regime

Question 37

A ____ (or tightly-framed shot) is a shot taken of a subject or object at close range intended to show greater detail

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close-up

Question 38

The best-known composers from the classical period are Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert, and

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Question 39

The _______________marks the specific location at which the camera is placed to take a shot.

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camera angle

Question 40

The act of depicting the world from the perspective of a woman.

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female gaze

Question 41

In filmmaking, the _____________________ is created by whatever appears or occurs within the shot of a moving picture.

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structural rhythm

Question 42

Filmmaking method which the actor looks or speaks directly into the camera.This is also called,"breaking the fourth wall

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direct address

Question 43

This shot sets up the context for a scene by showing the relationship between its important figures and objects

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establishing shot

Question 44

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was from_____. Later in his career, he work in the court of Emperor Joseph II, who was Marie bro

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Austria

Question 45

A technique used in art in which elements from a variety of time periods and genres are blended together like a collage.

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pastiche

Question 46

An editing technique that allows two or more simultaneous sets of action to unfold within a single film sequence.

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parallel development

Question 47

According to the ____ theory, it is the person. who controls the miseducating-en-scene that is the author of the film.

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Auteaur

Question 48

The viewpoint in filmmaking in which the scene unfolds through the eyes of the character.

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subjective

Question 49

While still tightly linked to court culture and absolutism with its formality, emphasis on order and hierarchy new style

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was less structured and more improvisational

Question 50

An editing technique in cinema that includes a rapid succession of images in a short period of time.

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montage

Question 51

A style of lighting used in cinema that is often used to suggest a positive, upbeat mood or a some sort of fantasy world

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high-key lighting

Question 52

According to legend, Pythagoras discovered the foundations of musical tuning by listening to the sounds of__

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blacksmith hammers

Question 53

A type of shot in cinema where the focal length is adjusted during the shot, making the subject either larger or smaller

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zoom

Question 54

This portion of an opera marks the opening.

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overture

Question 55

In the 18th, Europe began to move toward a style of art that was inspired by classical antiquity, which is a term refers

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the ancient Greeks and Romans

Question 56

In cinema, this camera viewpoint is roughly analogous to the third-person narrative in literature.

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objective

Combined: Cinema + classical music

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Combined: Cinema + classical music

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