Classical Era

Which Classical composer went deaf?

Minuet & Trios are in triple meter

Which genre is for solo instrument?

String quartets are typically for bass, cello, viola, and violin

In the Classical period, this was the most commonly-used form:

If a concert features an orchestra and solo violin, it is likely this genre:

Beethoven's 9th Symphony was for orchestra alone

Haydn was Beethoven's teacher

Mozart and his sister travelled Europe performing for nobility

This composer was one of the first musicians to be considered an Artist not just a musician as a profession

The first movement of most symphonies or sonatas is usually in this form:

Where did Franz Joseph Haydn spend most of his career?

Where was the center of European art music in the Classical era?

This expanded classical music to the middle-class:

Which instrument was invented in the Classical period?

The patronage system employed musicians as servants in the homes of nobility

Joseph Haydn wrote 104 symphonies, many keyboard sonatas, and is considered "father" of the string quartet

Where were pianofortes most often found in the Classical period?

Which is the term for music between 1750-1820?

What form is ABACA?

Beethoven's piano sonatas and symphonies are much longer, dramatic, and complex than those of his predecessor

Which Classical composer was a child prodigy?

How many movements are in typical symphony?

This composer was famous for his comic operas, called Singspiel:

What are the main sections in Sonata Form?