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Unit test review for Classical music - Unit 5
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1
During the Classical period, the patronage declined. How did Beethoven and other composers like him make money?
fraternal organizations and government programs
gifts from individuals and charitable organizations
the public for profit
musical commissions, patrons, and Freemasons
2
In Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony, he creates balance and also variation by using the following:
terraced dynamics and long periods of silence.
having members of the orchestra leave the stage.
using only drums and flutes when the theme is repeated.
changes in dynamics and theme.
3
The tempo marking
allegro
means fast and cheerful.
True
False
4
What is the symphonic form that outlines the four movements of Mozart's Symphony No.40?
allegro - adagio - andante - allegro
fast - slow - fast - slow
allegro - andante - minuetto - allegro
sonata - minuet - adagio - sonata
5
The opera known as "The Magic Flute" was the last work Mozart composed in his lifetime?
True
False
6
Which dynamic marking is the softest?
mezzo forte
mezzo piano
pianissimo
fortissimo
7
This articulation mark, connecting the notes in the measures is known as a:
slur
tie
sforzando
accent mark
8
The Classical period composer Haydn was instrumental in creating the symphony which contain how many movements?
one
three
two
four
9
Mozart's Requiem mass was the last work he composed in his lifetime?
True
False
10
Represented by the image of four solo string instruments, the composition was also called a:
string quartet
serenade
divertimento
mass
11
Mozart, a child prodigy who grew up to be famous but poor, was most influenced by what composer?
Schubert
Beethoven
Brahms
Haydn
12
The tempo marking
largo
means fast and cheerful.
False
True
13
Beethoven completed ___ symphonies and this final masterpiece is the first symphony to ever use a chorus and soloists?
Symphony No. 5
Symphony No. 12
Symphony No. 9
Symphony No. 3 (Eroica)
14
tonic - dominant - tonic (I - V - I) was the Classical period composers' preferred harmony.
True
False
15
In a piece of music, the _____ describes the speed at which the music should be played.
intonation
tempo
dynamics
articulation
16
Modern composers add unique and interesting instruments to the orchestra to affect the
tonality
form
dynamics
tone color
17
A decrescendo tells a performer to gradually get louder.
True
False
18
This Quiz!
WILL
help with the Unit 5 test!
True
False
19
The > (not a decrescendo) above the quarter note is an example of what articulation mark?
accent
staccato
slur
tie
20
A bass guitar is always found in an orchestra.
True
False
21
Writing the
Pathétique Sonata
for himself, the three main parts are in this order:
first theme - second theme - third theme
exposition - development - cadenza
exposition - development - recapitulation
recapitulation - development - exposition
22
In the Classical concerto, a cadenza is played by a soloist to display his/her vertuosic skills while the orchestra:
walks off stage.
plays the cadenza with the soloist.
plays a counter melody with the soloist.
pauses and stops playing.
23
A bridge between the periods of Classical and Romantic was created by Beethoven.
True
False
24
Sonata, the first movement in a symphony, has the following form:
sonata - minuet or scherzo - rondo or sonata
melody - harmony - instruments
exposition - development - exposition
exposition - development - recapitulation/coda
25
An 18th century instrumental work meant to be played in the evening is called a:
divertimento
string quartet
mass
serenade
26
The four movement Classical symphony form is:
sonata - slower - minuet or scherzo - rondo or sonata
scherzo - adagio - sonata - minuet
exposition - development - recapitulation
sonata - adagio - minuet - scherzo - rondo
27
The dominant style of homophony, introduced in Classical period music, is described as:
one melody line with a simple accompaniment
harmonies that create thick, heavy textures
several independent lines of music sounding simultaneously
harmonies that interfere with the melody
28
In the Classical period, the ideal melody had a
balance in shape
. What phrasing was preferred?
spun out themes
long continuous phrases
phrases that allowed for significant improvisation
short symmetrical phrases
29
A crescendo tells a performer to gradually get louder.
True
False
30
Starting from smallest to largest, which answer lists the orchestra according to their size?
Baroque, Modern, Classical, Romantic
Baroque, Classical, Modern, Romantic
Classical, Baroque, Romantic, Modern
Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern
31
The four main sections of the orchestra are:
aerophones, idiophones, membranophones, electrophones
percussion, piano, strings, brass
woodwinds, strings, brass, percussion
brass, harps, woodwinds, strings
32
The dot below the quarter note is an example of what articulation mark?
tie
accent
slur
staccato
33
Two musical phrases in the form of question and answer when put together are called a(n):
sentence
set
exposition
period