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The Classical and Romantic Periods
The Classical and Romantic Periods
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1
Romantic music was a return to simplicity and was modelled off of Ancient Greece
False
True
2
Memorable Melodies and Homophonic Textures Dominated this Era of Music
The Classical Era
The Romantic Era
The Renaissance
The Baroque Era
3
Which controversial composer popularized the leitmotif and ushered music into the 20th century?
Beethoven
Chopin
Wagner
Vivaldi
4
This Influential Composer Died Young, at Age 35
Beethoven
Mozart
Haydn
Mahler
5
The Enlightenment, an intellectual movement defined by reason, empiricism, and science was mirrored by which music?
Classical Era Music
Romantic Era Music
20th Century Music
Baroque Era Music
6
Franz Liszt fans were so obsessed that they would fight over his gloves and preserve his coffee grinds in vials
True
False
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Beethoven Was Important for What Major Reasons?
He invented the concept of chords and triadic harmony
He was the first rock star
He was the richest composer to ever live
He pioneered the idea that music can be a form of deep, personal expression
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The Romantic period occurred during the 16th and 17th centuries
True
False
9
Franz Joseph Haydn established the model for the genius, misunderstood composer
True
False
10
The piano was invented during the Romantic Era. That's why they call it the 'Piano Generation'
True
False
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In this era, more women were active as professional musicians
The Middle Ages
The Baroque Era
The Romantic Era
The Classcial Era
12
Classical Era music was known for it's emotional, expressive qualities. It was a way for composers to bare their souls
False
True
13
What is a Symphony?
A dialogue between a soloist and an orchestra
One section of music in an opera
A large group of musicians that you usually see at the symphony hall
An elaborate musical composition, usually written for orchestra
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What Effect did the Industrial Revolution Have on Music?
Composers created elaborate noise makers to emulate the sounds of machines
Advances in machinery made the piano much cheaper and louder
Child labourers banded together to write rebellious choir music
The crowded city conditions made composers yearn for and write about nature
15
Who or what were the Mighty Five?
The greatest five composers: Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Bratwurst, Busoni
The five loudest orchestras known to man
A group of Russian composers who created a unique, national style
The five central tones in music that fundamentally alter our perception
16
In the Baroque Era, amateur music making was very popular. Families would often gather around their pianos to play songs
False
True
17
One of the better known symphonies is about a drug trip gone wrong and features satanic witch dances
False
True
18
Which composer mentored Mozart?
Brahms
Haydn
Mahler
Beethoven
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What is Program Music?
Music made by computer programs
Concert music where they hand you a pamphlet/program
Music just for music's sake that doesn't have a particular meaning
Music that tells a narrative or story, without words
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This type of music was clear, ordered, balanced, and refined
Renaissance Era Music
Classical Era Music
Romantic Era Music
Baroque Era Music
