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1
How many movements have a symphony?
It doesn't have any movement.
Two: fast and slow.
Three: Allegro, Adagio and Allegro.
Four: Allegro, Adagio, Minuet and Scherzo.
2
What was the most important revolution of the Classicism?
French revolution.
Industrial revolution.
American revolution.
British revolution.
3
Which periods preceded and followed the Classicism?
The Baroque and the Romanticism.
The Baroque and the 20th century,
The Middle Ages and Romanticism.
The Renaissance and the Baroque.
4
How was the texture of the music from Classicism?
Mostly homophonic (one melody line with accompaniment).
Polyphonic with chords.
Monodic.
Accompanied melody.
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When did Beethoven die?
In 1823.
In 1750.
In 1827.
In 1803.
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What wind instrument was incorporated?
The flute.
The clarinet.
The oboe.
The trumpet.
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In which two arts was Classical architecture inspired?
Gothic and Greeks arts.
Roman and Gothic arts.
Greek and Roman arts.
Ornamentated art and Gothic art.
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How was called the movement of the Classical architecture?
Neoclassical.
Neoclassicism.
Overclassical.
Overclassicism.
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Music from Classicism was...
More uniform than in Baroque with asymetric structures.
More uniform than in Baroque with symmetric structures.
More simple, clear with irregular melodic phrases.
More complex than in Baroque with a lot of ornaments.
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How was the rhythm of the music from Classicism?
Simple.
Simple and regular.
Regular.
Complex and irregular.
11
Who was the most important composer of operas?
Monteverdi.
Pietro Metastasio.
Vihuela.
Mozart.
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What was more important in this period...?
The instrumental music.
Both are important.
The vocal music.
None of these.
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Were the composers worried about their feelings?
No.
Yes.
Yes, but only in vocal music.
Yes, but only in instrumental music.
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Who were the most important composers from Classicism?
Häendel, Vivaldi and Monteverdi.
Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.
Haydn, Corelly and Bach.
Mozart, Vivaldi and Bach.
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When did the Classicism start?
In the 17th and 18th centuries.
In the second half of the 18th century.
In the first half of the 18th century.
In the 19th century.