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Duplicate of Romantic Era of Music
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1
Which of these composers is known for being deaf?
Beethoven
Chopin
Haydn
Tchaikovsky
2
Which of these is a popular theme used in Romantic Music?
joy/pain of love
All of the above
magic, supernatural, fairytales
nature, seasons
3
National anthems were expressions of which characteristic of this era?
Love
Nationalism
Obsession with nature
Rebellion
4
Who composed the music for the Nutcracker Suite?
Beethoven
Handel
Tchaikovsky
Bach
5
Which of these was NOT a Romantic Era Composer?
Beethoven
Vivaldi
Chopin
Wagner
6
Who wrote music to go along with Goethe's peom titled Erlkonig?
Schubert
Beethoven
Wagner
Chopin
7
How did the concerto change from the Classical Era?
Stayed the same
Competition between solo and orchestra
Soloist was more prominent
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What is a Nocturne?
A piece about snack time
A piece about nighttime
A piece about daytime
A piece about the afternoon
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What historical event triggered Romanticism?
French Revolution
The Cold War
Battle of Gettysburg
World War I
10
What are the approximate dates of the Romantic Era?
1750-1790
1900-1940
1780-1910
1680-1750
11
Which instrument became a household instrument during the Romantic Era?
timpany
harpsichord
piano
tuba
12
Who is the famous "crossover" composer from the Classical Era to the Romantic Era?
Chopin
Wagner
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
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How was the size of the orchestra in the Romantic Era different than the Classical Era?
Orchestras stayed the same
Orchestras were bigger, with more brass instruments
Orchestras were bigger, with more harpsichord
Orchestras were smaller
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Almost all of Chopin's music was written for which instrument?
piano
Violin
harp
Voice
15
Who wrote the Ring Cycle?
Wagner
Beethoven
JRR Tolkien
Chopin
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What is an étude?
A mass orchestral piece with vocalist
A piece designed for musiciansians to practice technique
French word for "song"
A son about the joys and pains of love
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Who invented the leitmotif?
Chopin
Wagner
Dvorak
Beethoven