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Music Appreciation: Part 5: Chapters 30-?
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Music Appreciation: Part 5: Chapters 30-?
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1
In Berlioz's
Symphony fantastique
, the
idee
fixe
. . .
ties the 5 movements, that are diverse in character and mood
all of the above
symbolizes the beloved
recurs as required by the literary program
2
True of False: A Romantic symphony is generally longer than a Classical symphony.
false
true
3
Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
is. . .
a minstrel song
a song for light opera
part of a song cycle
a parlor song
4
True of False: Folk tales have had little influence on Western composers on classical music.
false
true
5
True of False: Chopin had a long and rocky relationship with the female composer George Sand.
false
true
6
True of False: Foster intended his songs to be performed by professional singers.
false
true
7
Which of the following instruments is capable of playing both melody and harmony?
piano
trumpet
oboe
violin
8
True of False: The Romantic orchestra was the same size as the Classical orchestra.
false
true
9
True of False: Berlioz was awarded the Prix de Rome when he wrote his
Symphony fantastique
.
false
true
10
The most important organizing element in absolute music is. . .
thematic transformation
improvisation
programmatic images
form
11
The first movement of a symphony is usually in _____ form.
rondo
minuet and scherzo
sonata-allegro
theme and variations
12
Which of the following describes music in America during the early 19th century?
music was largely created by American composers
music was largely imported from Europe
the difficult life in the New World eliminated music making
influence of the Puritans meant no dance music was composed
13
True of False: Solo performers became stars during the Romantic era, idolized by the public.
false
true
14
A song whose text is a short lyric poem in German with piano accompaniment is called. . .
sonata
ballad
chant
lied
15
A 1-movement piece of program music for orchestra that develops a poetic idea is called. . .
an overture
incidental music
a program symphony
a symphonic poem
16
During the 19th, titles such as "Prelude," "Impromptu," and "Intermezzo" were used for. . .
short, lyric piano pieces
lieder
large-scale piano pieces
symphonies
17
True of False: Chopin wrote in all genres of music, including opera and symphony.
true
false
18
Berlioz's
Symphony fantastique
is an example of an. . .
symphonic poem
tone poem
concert overture
program symphony
19
True of False: Minstrelsy created negative stereotypes of African American culture.
false
true
20
A song form in which the same melody is repeated with every stanza of text is called. . .
strophic
rubato
through composed
durchkomponiert
21
True of False: The rise of the piano as a household instrument affected the popularity of Lied.
true
false
22
True of False: Music endowed with literary or pictorial associations is called absolute music.
true
false
23
The term
rubato
, associated with Chopin's music, means that the performer should. . .
play a faster tempo
play in strict time
play a slower tempo
take liberties with the tempo
24
Which 19th century American composer is remembered for his parlor songs and minstrel shows?
Charles Ives
Charles Griffes
William Billings
Stephen Foster
25
Which of the following is NOT a type of absolute music?
symphonic poem
concerto
piano trio
symphony
26
Nationalistic composers expressed their nationalism by. . .
employing songs and dances from their home countries
borrowing exotic styles from other countries
writing absolute music
all of the above
27
Which of the following is NOT true of Berlioz's
Symphony fantastique
?
the program deals entirely with nature
the program is thought to be autobiographical
the program presents a morbid artist in lovesick despair
the program was inspired by the composer's love of the actor
28
Chopin is credited with creating the. . .
symphonic poem
Romantic symphony
overture
modern piano style
29
True of False: For the most part, the 19th century American music reflected European culture.
false
true
30
Which of the following best describes minstrelsy?
entertainments that copied European models
shows that featured white performers in blackface
wandering musicians who played at small social gatherings
all of the above
31
Music written for plays, usually an overture and a piece to be performed between acts is...
background music
a symphonic poem
incidental music
a program symphony
32
True of False: In Berlioz's
Symphony fantastique
the
idee fixe
appears during the last movement
false
true
33
The most important keyboard instrument of the Romantic period was the. . .
piano
harpsichord
clavichord
organ
34
Which 19th century composers' entire output centered around the piano?
Chopin
Berlioz
Liszt
Brahms
35
True of False: The popularity of the piano shaped the music culture in the Romantic era.
false
true
36
Instrumental music endowed with literary, philosophical, or pictorial associations is called...
pure music
program music
background music
absolute music