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Tenuto ( - )
Play the note for a quater of its value.
Play the note till 3/4ths its value.
Play the note to its full value.
Play the note for half its value
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Smooth and connected, legato
Accents
Slur
Staccato
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What did Pope Gregory do? 2.answers
Cataloged chant and made it part of a Medieval Cathedral's liturgy
Made the Gergorian Chat
Cataloged chant and made it part of the Medieval Catholic liturgy.
Made the romanian chant
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Polyphony?
Predominant music style of the Renisaunce.
Predominant music style of the Renissance
Predominant music style of the romantic period.
Predominant music style of the Medieval time period
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Madrigal
Renaissance polyphonic vocal composition that was usually scared.
Renaissance polyphonic, vocal composition. Secular, often abt courtly love
The family in Encanto
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Expressionism?
Music written to evoke a woeful response from the listener.
Music written to evoke a emotional response from the listener.
Music written to evoke a emotional response from the reader.
Music written to evoke a joyful response from the listener.
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Modern Era dates
1700-1750
2000-present
2000-2010
1900-present
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What does the German word "Lied" mean?
A piece of music which illustrates a untruthful story.
Music/sound
Art song/song
A lyrical piece of music.
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When was the Renaissance Era
1820-1900
450-1450
1450-1600
1600-1750
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Characteristic(s) of the Classical period of music?
Music w/ clear-cut, 4-measure phrases and clearly marked cadences.
Common time, major keys.
Most pieces played during that time were programmatic.
Technical pieces of music played with great vigor and strength in 3/4 time.
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Whats impressionism (2 answers)
Example: The whole tone scale exemplified by Debussy's Engulfed Cathedral.
Example: The minor scale as expemflied by Vivaldi's "Inverno"
Depicting a vague picture in music with use of scales.
Depicting a vivid image in music using scales
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In which Music history era did the American civil war take place?
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
Romantic
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Music inspired by traditional dance rhythms, folk tunes, and or stories from a particular country or region.
Nationalistic music
Derived music
Celebratory music
Nostalgic music
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Organum?
Any Medieval music that adds a second melodic line to the Gregorian Chant.
Any Medieval music which adds a second melodic line to a piece of music.
Any Medieval music that adds a second melodic line to the Gregorian Chance.
Any Medieval music that adds a second harmonic line to a piece of music.
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Classical period composition for vocal soloists, chorus, and orchestra that tells a story w/o actors, sets or costumes.
Ontario
Oratorio
Ontoria
Ontorio
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Oratorio vs Cantata?
Cantata is shorter
Oratorio is shorter
Oratorio is longer
Cantata is longer
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Hallmark composition of the Baroque period for a small group accompanied by orchestra
Conerto
Concerto Grosso
Concerto Gross
Concerto Grand
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Decrescendo
To get gradually louder
To get gradually softer
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"Play over the finger board"
Finger placement
Sul tasto
Hand position
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Marked/slightly detached
Marcato
Macrons
Staccato
Maccaroons
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What happened to the orchestra in the Romantic period?
The orchestra became more dynamic.
nothing.
The orchestra disbanded.
The orchestra became larger.
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Estampie?
A type of Medieval instrumental, religious dance
A type of Medieval instrumental, secular, song
A type of Medieval instrumental, secular dance.
Stamp in spanish
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Baroque Era dates
1820-1900
1600-1750
1900-present
450-1450
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"With mute"
Con sordino (Con sord.)
Piano
Marcato
Mutus
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Classical period, multi-movement composition for soloist and piano or piano alone.
Samstag
Song
Sontag
Sonata
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An opera has spoken dialouge.
True
False
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What was Medieval secular music from France prefomed by?
Trouveres
Technicals
Trusses
Troubadors
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When was the medieval period?
1450-1600
1829-1900
450-1450
1750-1820
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A multi-movement composition for vocal soloists accompanied by an orchestra
Concierto
Concerto
Concert
Concerto Grosso
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Scales used for music during the Medieval period.
Monde
Mord
Modes
Mods
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"With the wood of the bow"
Con Soridino
Col Legno
Crescendo
Hitting
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Classical Era dates
1600-1750
1750-1820
450-1450
1450-1600
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Baroque vs Classical period orchestra
More attention
More artistic
Smaller
Larger
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What's the standardized instrumentation for a string quartet?
cello viola violin
2 violins cello bass
viola cello bass
2 violins viola cello
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What is used to determine the pattern of notes used in a piece of music in 12-tone composition?
A martyx
A conductor
A matrix
Money
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In which music history era did the black death occur?
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Medieval
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What's true about Troubadours and Trouveres?
Their music was very loud and obnoxious.
Their music is the largest surviving body of works.
Their music is the smallest surviving body of works.
Their music was very calm and romantic
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What's a Baroque suite?
A multi-movement work comprised of musical pieces
A musical arrangement
A musical piece written during the Baroque period.
A multi-movement work comprised of dances.
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Antiphonal?
Singing that alternates back and forth between 4 or more groups
When two or more groups sing in harmony.
Singing that alternates back and forth between 2 or more groups.
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Music which tells a story or depicts an image
Expressive music
Classical music
Fluid music
Programmatic music
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Staccato ( . )
Shorten a note whilst playing to make that crunchy sound with the bow.
Played lightly seperated
Shorten a note by a 1/4 of its full value.
Played seperated w/ an accented start to each note.
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In which period did the declaration of independence occur?
Classical
Romantic
Renaissance
Baroque
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Responsorial?
Singing that has a instrumentalist alternate with a choir.
Singing that has a vocal soloist alternate with a opera.
Singing that has a group of volcalists alternate with a band.
Singing that has a vocal soloist alternate with a choir.,
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Romantic era dates
1820-1900
1450-1600
1900-2000
1900-1950
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Motet
A regular renaissance polyphonic vocal composition.
A renaissance vocal composition made in the renaissance period.
A normally sacred, renaissance polyphonic, vocal composition.
A vocal composition done by several people.
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Crescendo
To get gradually louder
To get gradually softer
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Who was a composer who was part of the New Viennese School; Created the 12-tone method of composition.
Arnold Schonenberg
Arnol Schonberg
Schonenberg Arnold
Arnold Smith
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Predominant form of music in the EARLY Medieval period, a single melody line with latin text.
Monoline
Momophony
Monophony
Monogamy
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What's a symphony?
A classical period composition started w/ 3 movements (later changed to 4)
A piece not arranged for a quartet.
A group of instruments.
A composition written as a sequel for another piece.
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What is primitivism?
Using barbaric sounding tones in pieces like The Rite of spring
Using loud rhythms and dissonance in pieces like The Rite of Spring.
Using loud sounds to envision how primitive humans made music.
Usage of barbaric sounding rhythms&dissonance like in Le Sacre du Printemps
