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Year 10 Term 1 - Revision Quiz (Part 1)
Year 10 Term 1 - Revision Quiz (Part 1)
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Classical Period
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1
This is an example of
Tremolo
Anacrusis
Broken chord
Simple melody
2
________ was the seed for the development of the Classical Symphony.
Italian Overture
Sinfonia
It was a new creation
Minuet
3
In the recapitulation theme one and theme two return in the _____ key.
Tonic
Dominant
Tonic minor
Relative minor
4
Music of the Classical period was
Simple, elegant and balanced
Monophonic
Complex with fast notes
Filled with disonance
5
Symphony has ___ movements.
3
4
2
1
6
Form
is how _______
Something is organised
Something is uploaded
To understand
Something is created
7
The three essential parts of
sonata form
are: (in order)
Recapitulation, Extra, Development
Exposition, Development, Recapitulation
Development, Recapitulation, Coda
Exposition, Development, Coda
8
The slow intro serves to establish the tonality and can vary in length.
False
True
9
This rhythmical pattern is commonly known as
Simple time
Syncopation
There is no particular name for it
Mix rhythm
10
Haydn was the "Father of modern ______"
Opera
Minuet and Trio
Drama
Symphony
11
In the
development
section, composers still follow a clear formal design.
False
True
12
In Sonata Form there is sometimes a _______ before
exposition
.
A program telling you about the music
A cadenza
A coda
Slow introduction
13
This is
Tie
Slur
Tremolo
Fermata
14
This is an example of
Contrary motion
Parallel motion
Oblique motion
Similar motion
15
The Classic Period occurred roughly between the years
1900-1950
1400-1600
1720-1800
1750-1820
16
This is an example of
Right-hand melody
No idea
Arpeggio
Unfinished chord
17
In the development section of sonata form
Motifs and thematic material can modulate
all of the above
Both themes of the exposition are presented
Themes can become motifs
18
If there is only one theme, it is said that the piece is
Not sonata form
Theme lacking
Monothematic
Incomplete
19
How many symphonies did Haydn compose?
14
41
87
104
20
The first movement of a symphony is usually in what form?
Rondo
Sonata
Trio
Theme and Variation
21
How many sections does ternary form have?
2
4
3
1
22
The Classical Period immediately followed ________ period.
Romantic
Medieval
Baroque
Renaissance
23
The very end of the first movement of a symphony is called
the coda,
and in Italian it means
Nearly there
The end
A tail
Return to the beginning
24
The third section of a sonata, the
recapitulation
, sounds similar to
The exposition
The Coda
The slow intro
The development
25
In Classical Symphony orchestra what does
double wind
stand for?
2 Flutes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons
2 Clarinets, 2 Trumpets, 2 Horns
2 Flutes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Trumpets, 2 Horns
2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, 2 Bassoons, 2 Horns, 2 Trumpets
26
In the exposition the first theme is in the
Tonic
Third
Dominant
Relative minor
27
The themes presented in a Sonata exposition are usually
Similar
Contrasting
28
How can rondo form be described?
ABACA
AB
ABC
ABA
29
Melodies of the Classical Period were ______ than Baroque melodies.
Slower
Faster
Longer
Shorter
30
The fourth movement of a symphony is usually in what form?
Sonata
Theme and Variation
Rondo
all of the above
31
Choose the best phrase to describe the following melodic line.
Ascending
Leaps
Descending
Scale
32
How many themes does an
exposition
usually present?
3
2
4
1
33
This compositional techniques is called
Repetition
Scale
Sequence
Imitation
34
Five member ensemble is commonly known as
Quintet
Chamber
Duet
Quartet
35
This type of bass is called
Alberti bass
Simple bass
Chordal bass
Arpeggio bass
36
The word
symphony
litterary means
Sounding together
Playing together
Independent part
Togetherness