24 Redo Section 2 Final

What does the Haut instrumental category stand for?

Which Composer: an Abbess, Mystic, diplomat, writer, teacher and composer.

A form used in opera and oratorios that is a song for a solo voice, it is usually highly emotional in nature.

What musical form did Tchaikovsky have the largest effect on?

What happens in the recapitulation of Sonata Allegro form?

The Renaissance the Golden Age of Choral Music, which of the follow was NOT a reason it was considered that?

Which period is characterized by: mostly sacred music, monophonic and polyphonic texture, is melismatic and uses latin.

Which period is characterized by choral music, polyphonic texture, words are more important, instrumental music grows

Who used Wagner's music in their propaganda? Why?

A musical movement from France that provides just impressions of the program.

Which Composer wrote around 77 pieces and 1 liturgical drama.

A contrapuntal composition in which a single theme pervades the entire fabric of the piece

Which of the following is NOT one of Tchaikovsky's ballets?

Which Composer: He is responsible for popularizing the Oratorio and Opera, especially in England.

 A musical movement from France that provides just impressions of the program.

In film music, what is underscoring?

 Which Romantic composer is considered the first rockstar and changed how we do recitals by playing from memory.

What was the main type of music Verdi composed?

The harmony is indicated by numbers under the bass line.

Which two musical periods did Beethoven bridge? 

These are the 5 main parts of the Mass Ordinary: Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei, and Credo

 A single line melody, monophonic in texture, with a freely flowing vocal line and Latin text.

 An instrumental form that is created from a variety of dance forms. 

A large scale drama that is sung. 

A congregational hymn. It is strophic, has a memorable melody, and it interpreted/ translated passages from the Bible.

Haydn was inspired by what philosophical movement? 

True/False: In the modern period the gap between art music and popular music widens.

What/Who were most motets about? 

A sacred work with latin text for use in the mass or other religious ceremonies

Which of the following is the correct TEMPO order of the Multi-movement cycle?

An instrumental ensemble/genre that has 2 violins, 1 viola and a cello. 

A vocal form on a biblical theme or text. It is a large scale drama like an opera without the staging or costumes. 

A solo instrument accompanied by the Orchestra (or larger instrumental group.

What does the Bas instrumental category stand for?

Which of the following is NOT one of John William's scores?

Which of the following is the correct order of the FORMS in a multi-movement cycle?

This period is characterized by a gulf between art/ vernacular,the influence of jazz, make music new and more multimedia

Which Composer: He is considered one of the big three composers although his music was rarely performed for 50 years

A short lyric piano piece, an instrumental version of a song

A French song in 3 or 4 voices whose structure is dictated by the text.

A multimedia genre featuring spoken dialogue, and a dramatic plot interspersed with songs, ensemble numbers, and dancing

Where was Tchaikovsky born?

What invention during the Renaissance changed everything? 

What happens in the exposition of Sonata Allegro form?

How many symphonies did Beethoven write?

The main ritual/service of the Catholic Church

Which composer created the 12 tone or Dodecaphonic harmonic structure?

What were the two categories of Instruments in the Middle Ages and Renaissance?

A song set to a high quality literary text usually accompanied and intended for concert performance.

What happens in the Development of Sonata Allegro form?

Which Composer: He is the main composer of the Cantata, . He also wrote in every genre but Opera.

A musical setting of the Mass of the Dead

A vocal work that is an elaboration of a chorale and is usually a number of movements

He was called the Savior of Church music because he convinced the Council of Trent to not go back to Plainchant

Where does Jazz develop?

Which of the following is NOT a way composers showed their Nationalism?

It is a musical ideas exchanged between voices A phrase will be stated in one voice than stated again in the next voice

A musical technique that makes the music directly reflect the meaning of the words

Which of the following is NOT one of the characteristic of Jazz?

Who were the first in musical theater to make sure that the music and dancing helped tell the story.

How many works did Mozart compose in just 30 years? 

Which period is characterized by ornate/ornamental music; figured bass; the harpsichord and beginning of opera

Chivalric Love is: A man loving a woman from afar and that love inspires him to do his great deeds.

What are Jazz's two main influences?

 Who was Mozart's biggest supporter and teacher? 

Recurring musical theme associated with a character or idea.

A cycle of four interconnected operas that are a prime example of Wagner's beliefs about what Opera should be.

Which movement is Claude Debussy associated with?

Which genre was Stravinsky most famous for?

A bass and keyboard instrument like a cello and harpsichord that realizes/plays the Figured Bass

Single Movement work for orchestra w/ contrasting sections that develops a poetic idea, suggests a scene, create a mood.

Which of the following is NOT a theme/focus of the Romantic Period?

Where did Copland go to summer school?

What medical condition did Beethoven have? 

Focus on excotic locals or places in opera

Which of the following did the ancient Greeks and Romans NOT give to music?

True or False: Music notation was developed because music got more complicated.

Which genre was Beethoven considered the best writer of?

Who wrote the Ring Cycle?

This period is high emotion linking poetry literature and music a fascination with nature, nationalism and exotic locals

What was Bernstein's most famous piece?

An overture and series of pieces performed between acts of a play or during important scenes.

A vocal form where the performer sings text with speech rhythms. Usually they come before an Aria.

What are the two things that make a serious opera and a comic opera different?

Which period is about Structure Balance Form, dominated by 3 composers, uses large scale forms for thematic development

A large work for orchestra generally in 3 or 4 movements

In film music, what is Source Music?

The order or structure of the church service

What continent did Mozart’s family tour? 

 A aristocratic form of poetry/ music that flourished @ Italian courts as a favorite diversion of cultivated amateurs.

That Opera should be a total work of art everything should be considered the music text, costumes scenery and theater

Instrumental work for 1 or 2 performers consisting of 3 or 4 contrasting movements, uses the multimovement cycle form.