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Time periods in music- Classical
Time periods in music- Classical
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True or False: Classical music means any music played on classical instruments
False
True
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What instruments started to disappear from symphony orchestra music?
Harpsichord and Organ
Harpsichord and flute
Organ and Maracas
Piano and Violin
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How many symphonies did Haydn compose?
Over 100
Over 5000
72
35
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During this time, the symphony changed from 3 movements into...
1 movement
run-on sentense
2 movements
4 movements
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What instrument can NOT be found in a standard string quartet?
Cello
Violin
Bass
Viola
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Which two composers were considered the most important during this time period?
Haydn and Mozart
Cage and Williams
Tchaikovsky and Brahms
Bach and Paganini
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What kind of music was considered to be Haydn's greatest achievement?
The Concerto
The Kazoo Trio
The String Quartet
The Symphony
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The Classical Period coincided with this movement in history
The Age of Enlightenment
Stone age
The Age of Discovery
World War 1
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What kind of ensemble became popular during this time?
Kazoo Trio
Brass Quintet
Vocal Solo
String Quartet
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Who would hire groups of musicians to come and play for their guests at court?
Wealthy people
Regular people
People with no money
Animals
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What was the Classical era's most important type of music?
The tone poem
The Concerto
The Symphony
The Duet
12
The name "Classical" was inspired by the architectural style of what places?
France and England
Rome and Greece
Spain and Portugal
Canada and Mexico
13
Beethoven was the composer whose compositions marked the end of the Classical and the beginning of the Romantic period
False
True
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Who was one of the first "freelance" composers?
Cage
Glass
Mozart
Beethoven
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When did the Classical Period of music history take place? (most common dates)
1500-1600
1750-1830
1790-1950
1900-2010