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Which instruments were added to the orchestra?
Pianoforte
Trombone
Viola
Clarinet, flute, Oboe and Basoon
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What are the main religious vocal music forms?
The Mass and Oratorio
The Cantata and Pasion
The Motet and Mass
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Europe capital of Music
Vienna
Rome
Madrid
Paris
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How many movements does a symphony have?
Three movements plus a dance-like movement added
Three movements
Two movements
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Sonata section which introduces all the themes and it's commonly repeated
Development
Recapitulation
Introduction
Exposition
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How was melody composed?
By means of symmetric and balanced music phrases
By means of asymmetric and unbalanced music phrases
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The sonata form sections
Exposition- Body- Conclusion
Exposition- Development- Recapitulation
Introduction- Body- Conclusion
Introduction- Development- Conclusion
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Instrument designed by Bartolomeo Cristofori around 1760
pianoforte
Basoon
Clarinet
Oboe
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Instrumental form for one instrument and orchestra that has three contrasting movements
Concerto
Sonata
Quartet
Symphony
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What is the main music texture of Classical music?
Counterpoint
Melody and accompaniment
Homophony
Polyphonic
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How was the music of the Classical period?
Simplier than in the Baroque period
More complex than the Baroque period
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What period of time is classical music considered to be?
From 1800 to 1850
From 1700 to 1800
From 1750 to 1820
From 1760- 1820
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Three brilliant composers from the Viennese school
Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven
Bach, Vivaldi; Monteverdi
Bocherini, Salieri, Paganini
Gluck, Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga
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What was the patronage system replaced for?
Private concerts
Aristocratic concerts
Public concerts
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Which type of music was more important in The Classical era?
Instrumental music
Vocal music
Chamber music