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Unit 3 Review - Understanding Music
Tone Poem is ____
Neo-Classical Music is _____
Unit 3 Review - Understanding Music
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Neo-Classical Music is _____
a lot is up to the performer
Blurry, vague of an image that is left for interpretation
Neo = New, follows basic forms of classical music with modern twist
2
Tone Poem is ____
for its own enjoyment, not for dancing or special occasion
incorporate native folk songs and styles into music
Long, one-movement works to portray a story
Sounding Together, all of the symphony orchestra playing at the same time
3
Organum is..
Single-line melody that is sung in a church or sacred setting
Two voices, Original Monophonic line + 1 line that is a 4th or 5th apart
Multiple voices singing different melodies/countermelodies
Multiple voices singing in unison
4
Impressionistic Music is _____
Blurry, vague of an image that is left for interpretation
Neo = New, follows basic forms of classical music with modern twist
a lot is up to the performer
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Classical music is described as ______
Begin to see emotion in the music that was based on text
no restrictions on time limits, composers wrote unique, emotional works
simple, Balanced, Non-Emotional and had Straightforward Titles
as a tool for worship and reverence
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Baroque music is described as ______
simple, Balanced, Non-Emotional and had Straightforward Titles
as a tool for worship and reverence
no restrictions on time limits, composers wrote unique, emotional works
Begin to see emotion in the music that was based on text
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Motets are ___
Instrumental music ensembles
without accompaniment
"New Art"
3-4 Voices; Fuller, richer sound
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True or false: Composers put wind instruments into the symphony orchestra for a fuller sound
True
False
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Chance Music is _____
Blurry, vague of an image that is left for interpretation
Neo = New, follows basic forms of classical music with modern twist
a lot is up to the performer
10
When a choir sings A Capella, they are singing ____
Instrumental music ensembles
3-4 Voices; Fuller, richer sound
"New Art"
without accompaniment
11
Renaissance music is described as ______
Begin to see emotion in the music that was based on text
as a tool for worship and reverence
no restrictions on time limits, composers wrote unique, emotional works
simple, Balanced, Non-Emotional and had Straightforward Titles
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Music Notation was born during ___ era
Romantic
Renaissance
20th century
Baroque
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20th Century Era went from ...
1900 to present day
500 AD to 1450 AD
1750 – 1820
1820 – 1900
14
Baroque Era went from ...
1400 – 1600 AD
1750 – 1820
1600 – 1750 AD
500 AD to 1450 AD
15
Ars Nova means ____
without accompaniment
"New Art"
3-4 Voices; Fuller, richer sound
Instrumental music ensembles
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Romantic music is described as ______
Begin to see emotion in the music that was based on text
simple, Balanced, Non-Emotional and had Straightforward Titles
no restrictions on time limits, composers wrote unique, emotional works
as a tool for worship and reverence
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Symphony means ____
Long, one-movement works to portray a story
Sounding Together, all of the symphony orchestra playing at the same time
incorporate native folk songs and styles into music
for its own enjoyment, not for dancing or special occasion
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Why was there a decline in opera during the classical era?
Too expensive to put on a production
Not enough performers to do them
It was not popular
19
Monophonic Music is..
Multiple voices singing different melodies/countermelodies
Two voices, Original Monophonic line + 1 line that is a 4th or 5th apart
Multiple voices singing in unison
Single-line melody that is sung in a church or sacred setting
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What was added to the symphony (composition) by composers?
A new movement, called the scherzo
nothing
Additional time to each of the movements
21
Medieval Era went from ...
1600 – 1750 AD
1400 – 1600 AD
1750 – 1820
500 AD to 1450 AD
22
What era was the opera born?
Baroque
20th century
Classical
Romantic
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Renaissance Era went from ...
1750 – 1820
1600 – 1750 AD
500 AD to 1450 AD
1400 – 1600 AD
24
Classical Era went from ...
1450 – 1600 AD
500 AD to 1450 AD
1750 – 1820
1600 – 1750 AD
25
Symphony Orchestra was born during ______ era
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Medieval
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Consorts are _______
3-4 Voices; Fuller, richer sound
"New Art"
Instrumental music ensembles
without accompaniment
27
Romantic Era went from ...
500 AD to 1450 AD
1600 – 1750 AD
1820 – 1900
1750 – 1820
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Polyphonic Music is..
Multiple voices singing different melodies/countermelodies
Two voices, Original Monophonic line + 1 line that is a 4th or 5th apart
Single-line melody that is sung in a church or sacred setting
Multiple voices singing in unison
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Absolute Music is ____
incorporate native folk songs and styles into music
for its own enjoyment, not for dancing or special occasion
Sounding Together, all of the symphony orchestra playing at the same time
Long, one-movement works to portray a story
30
______ was the musical center of Europe
London
Paris
Vienna
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Nationalism is ____
for its own enjoyment, not for dancing or special occasion
Long, one-movement works to portray a story
Sounding Together, all of the symphony orchestra playing at the same time
incorporate native folk songs and styles into music
32
What was instrument advancement during Romantic Era make wind parts more interesting?
None of the above
New key systems
All of the above
Valves
33
Gregorian Chant came from ______ era
Medieval
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
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Hetrophonic Music is..
Two voices, Original Monophonic line + 1 line that is a 4th or 5th apart
Multiple voices singing in unison
Multiple voices singing different melodies/countermelodies
Single-line melody that is sung in a church or sacred setting
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What 2 elements of music do we begin to see in written music during the Baroque Era?
Timbre, Tempo
Dynamics, Tempo
Tempo, Rhythm
Rhythm, Dynamics