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Classical Concerto Lesson 3

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Recap and plenary for the third lesson in an introductory scheme of work about the Classical Concerto.

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1
Which of these combinations is correct for the movements of the Classical Concerto?
Moderate - Fast - Slow
Slow - Fast - Fast
Slow - Fast - Slow
Fast - Slow - Fast
2
What is a cadenza?
A rare stringed instrument
The title of the third movement of a concerto
A passage played by the brass instruments in the orchestra
A complex and virtuosic passage for the soloist
3
How many movements were there in the Classical Concerto?
5
2
3
As many as the composer wanted
4
What does allegro assai mean?
As fast as you can
Not too fast
Not fast
Very fast
5
In the Classical Concerto which of these statements is correct?
The soloist always played with the orchestra
The piano and clarinet were used for the first time
The harpsichord featured prominently
There was a choir
6
Which of these statements is false in the Classical Concerto?
The most common texture was homophonic
The range of dynamics increased
The continuo played an important role
The soloist became more separated from the orchestra
7
In the full orchestral sections which instrument often played the melody?
Flutes
'Cellos
Horns
Violins
8
Which of these are the correct dates for the Classical Period?
1700-1800
1750-1810
1650-1750
1750-1890
9
Which of these describes Rondo Form?
ABA
ABCD
ABACA
AB
10
Which of these statements is false in the Classical Concerto?
The soloist became more separated from the orchestra
The most common texture was homophonic
The continuo played an important role
The range of dynamics increased
11
Which of these composers was popular in the Classical Period?
Haydn
Vivaldi
Wagner
Monteverdi