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Characters from verismo operas come from
A character piece is
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A character piece is
a free-sounding short piece for piano
a short work for orchestra
a short piano work by an eccentric composer
a song written for voice and piano
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Characters from
verismo
operas come from
mythological Greek and Roman gods
rulers in ancient Rome
members of royal families
people in everyday life
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Match the composer: Born in Germany, known more as an organist than composer, remarkable ability to write counterpoint
George Frederic Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
Franz Joseph Haydn
Frederic Chopin
4
Match the tempo marking: moderately fast, brisk
adagio
allegro
largo
andante
5
True or False: We have a good idea of how ancient music sounded because of many written and recorded musical examples
True
False
6
When pitches are sounded together, it is called
harmony
counterpoint
melody
modulation
7
A system used in the Baroque period in which a composer composed music exclusively for their employer:
symphonic system
sonata form system
feudal system
patronage system
8
Match the era: tended to rely on emotion rather than intellect, beautiful, reveled in struggle against unknown
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Middle Ages
9
Match the dynamic marking: loud
forte
piano
mezzo piano
10
Match the instrument family: flutes, piccolos, oboes, clarinets, bass clarinets, bassoon, contrabassoon, english horn
percussion: definite pitch
percussion: indefinite pitch
brass
woodwinds
11
The text or script of an opera is called
libretto
playbook
little novel
manuscript
12
Program music is
an instrumental work that the composer associates with a non-musical idea
played by more than one orchesra
printed in the program so all may follow along
not usually in traditional form
13
Meter is the:
pattern of the notes
speed of the music
pattern of the beats
regularity of the beats
14
The instrumentation of a string quartet consists of
three violins and a cello
four violins
two violins, one viola, and a cello
one violin, one viola, and two cellos
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Match the tempo marking: walking, moderate
adagio
andante
vivace
largo
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Match the instrument family: bass drum, cymbals, triangle, snare drum
brass
percussion: definite pitch
percussion: indefinite pitch
woodwinds
17
The regular pulse found in most music is called the
measure
meter
rhythm
beat
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Which composer-pianist put effort into his composing, lost his hearing, and is a bridge between romantic and classical
G.F. Handel
W.A. Mozart
J.S. Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
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A theme is
an important melody in a musical (often instrumental) work
a melody that is sung without accompaniment
an especially beautiful melody
an unusual melody
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Match the era: reason and logic are the way to truth, music was light, airy, elegant, sonata form was popular
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
21
Instrumental music during the Renaissance featured the
lute
organ
viola
flute
22
Match the composer: Born in Germany, lived in London, Composed the Messiah
Johann Sebastian Bach
George Frederic Handel
Frederic Chopin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
23
Match the era: most significant type of secular music was the madrigal
Middle Ages
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
24
The orderly flow of music through time is the definition of
beat
syncopation
meter
rhythm
25
The term used to refer to the tone quality or "color" of instruments and voices is
dynamics
timbre
meter
texture
26
Match the instrument family: violins, violas, cellos, double basses, harp
percussion: definite pitch
brass
strings
percussion: indefinite pitch
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Match the dynamic marking: soft
mezzo piano
piano
forte
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Match the dynamic marking: medium loud
mezzo forte
piano
forte
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Match the tempo marking: very slow, broad
adagio
andante
vivace
largo
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The third large section of a musical work in sonata form is the:
exposition
coda
development
recapitulation
31
Form in music refers to
how loudly the music is played
the type of ensemble singing or playing the music
the general pattern or plan of a musical work
how the music is published
32
Match the composer: born in Austria the same year as George Washington, referred to as Father of the Symphony
Franz Joseph Haydn
Frederic Chopin
George Frederic Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
33
Match the instrument family: trumpets, french horns, trombones, tubas
percussion: indefinite pitch
woodwinds
brass
percussion: definite pitch
34
Match the tempo marking: lively
adagio
andante
vivace
largo
35
Match the era: secular music was written by troubadours, little secular music preserved, development of notation
Romantic
Middle Ages
Baroque
Renaissance
36
Ancient Greek philosopher who considered music an essential part of education & thought music influenced moral character
Pericles
Socrates
Plato
Pythagoras
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The second large section of a musical work in sonata form in which is found a mixture of all themes with new ideas is:
recapitulation
coda
development
transition
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Match the composer: greatest musical geniuses, phenomenal memory and ability to hear in head, works catalogued by Köchel
Frederic Chopin
George Frederic Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Match the tempo marking: slow, leisurely
allegro
andante
largo
adagio
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The first large section of a musical work in sonata form is called the:
development
coda
exposition
recapitulation
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Match the composer: loyal to his native Poland, one of the first composers to write almost exclusively for piano
Johann Sebastian Bach
Frederic Chopin
Franz Joseph Haydn
George Frederic Handel
42
Match the instrument family: timpani or kettledrum, glockenspiel, xylophone, marimba, vibraphone
percussion: definite pitch
percussion: indefinite pitch
woodwinds
brass
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Match the era: grandiose dimensions, love of drama, religious intensity, operas, oratorios, fugues, cantatas, suites
Renaissance
Baroque
Middle Ages
Classical
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A melody is
a series of pitches sounded at the same time
a series of pitches that form a cohesive entity
any series of pitches sounded one after another
a series of consonant pitches