What is the tone color?

The sound quality of an instrument

What does the term "Romantic" refer to?

"running wild" with ideas and creativity

A play in which all the words are sung

A solo for any instrument with the orchestra backing it up

What is a characteristic of Classical Music?

Music was "light" like a floating feather

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Composers and Classical (Baroque to Romantic) Music

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1
Which composer(s) became completely deaf before writing his last symphony?
Beethoven
Pachelbel
Bach
Mozart
2
Which type of instrument is NOT part of an orchestra?
Guitar
Piano
Harp
Drums
3
What is the tone color?
To gradually get softer
The sound quality of an instrument
To speed up
To gradually get louder
4
What does form tell us about the music?
How the music is structured
What instruments are used
What key the song is in
The time signature
5
What is an example of an instrument from the woodwind family?
Drums
Flute
Violin
Trumpet
6
What is ornamentation?
Music for organ
Trills and grace notes
Music for an orchestra
A play in which all the words are sung.
7
What does the term "Romantic" refer to?
Art that has meaning
Valentines Day
"running wild" with ideas and creativity
love letters
8
Which of Beethoven's Symphonies was the first to include a choir and orchestra together?
Symphony no. 9
Symphony no. 10
Symphony no. 1
Symphony no. 5
9
What is the name of Beethoven's famous piece that starts with "da-da-da-daa"?
Für Elise
The Four Seasons
Symphony No. 5
Moonlight Sonata
10
What is a crescendo?
To slow down
To gradually get softer
To get faster
To gradually get louder
11
What is an opera?
Vocal music for the church
A play in which all the words are sung
Music for an orchestra
a song in which the main melody repeats itself like a round.
12
Where in the world is this music history from?
America
Africa
Asia
Europe
13
When was the Baroque Period?
1400-1600
1600-1750
1990-2016
1750-1820
14
What is the pattern for Theme and Variations?
A B C D
A B A B C B
A A1 A2 A3...
A B A C A
15
When was the Classical Period?
1820-1910
1400-1600
1750-1820
1600-1750
16
Why did music become a larger form of entertainment in the Classical Period?
The Queen demanded it
People were bored
The saxophone was invented
The Middle Class expanded
17
Who is the "father of the symphony"?
Haydn
Mozart
Bach
Beethoven
18
What does a conductor do?
Writes music
Plays the piano
Leads the orchestra
Sings solo
19
What is a concerto?
music for an orchestra
A solo for any instrument with the orchestra backing it up
A play in which all the words are sung
A song in which the main melody is stated and then repeated
20
Who wrote the Canon in D?
Bach
Mozart
Pachelbel
Haydn
21
What is a characteristic of Classical Music?
Lots of movement and trills
Music was only for the church
Music was sad
Music was "light" like a floating feather
22
What does accelerando tell you to do in music?
To slow down
To get louder
To get softer
To speed up
23
Who is the "father of the fugue"?
Bach
Haydn
Pachelbel
Mozart
24
What is the pattern for a rondo form?
A B A B C B
A B C D
A B A C A
A A1 A2 A3...
25
When was the Romantic Period?
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1910
1400-1600
26
What is a symphony?
A song for piano
Music for the church
A solo for violin
A song for an orchestra
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How can music from the Romantic Period be described?
Light as a feather
An oddly-shaped pearl
Dramatic and full of emotion
Easy listening

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