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7th Grade General Music Review
7th Grade General Music Review
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A quick assessment for 7th Grade General Music
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1
What does the word "baroque" mean?
boring
busy
beautiful
bizarre
2
Which two composers were allowed to publish music in England?
Mozart and Bach
Schubert and Lully
Byrd and Tallis
Haydn and Beethoven
3
Which Classical Era composer wrote music with more emotion than any before?
Handel
Beethoven
Mozart
JSBach
4
What is the name of the piece that JSBach wrote that could be played both backward and forward?
Deer Canon
Crab Canon
Dog Canon
Cat Canon
5
What are the dates for the Baroque Era?
1650-1700
1900-2018
1600-1750
1600-1700
6
What sport was played during the Renaissance?
Golf
Football
Baseball
Quiddich
7
In which country were many Classical composers born?
England
Germany
France
Spain
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Who was one of the earliest known women composers?
Joan Shirley Bach
Hildegarde Von Bingen
Tonya Tallis
Lucy Beethoven
9
What type of music is played at a funeral mass?
Chamber Music
Concerto
Requiem
Sonata
10
Which world changing event happened during the Baroque Era?
Pirates sank the Black Pearl
Bermuda was discovered
The Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts.
Leif Erikson found Iceland
11
Who wrote "The Four Seasons"?
Lully
Vivaldi
JSBach
Telemann
12
Which period contained the artists after whom the Ninja Turtles were named?
Medieval
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
13
Which composer thought he was being poisoned?
Haydn
Beethoven
Lully
Mozart
14
What does mezzo forte mean?
medium loud
medium low
medium slow
medium soft
15
Whose death ended the Baroque Period?
Mozart
Bach
Beethoven
Guido D'Arezzo
16
What is a prodigy?
Someone who naturally excels in music
Someone who likes music
Someone who plays chamber music
Someone who writes music
17
When did the Classial Period begin?
1900
1720
1650
1750
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What type of music is played in a concert by an orchestra and soloist?
Concerto
Chamber Music
Oratorio
Sonata
19
Which composer was known for his great sense of humor?
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
Bach
20
Renaissance literally means ...
rebirth
to write lots of music
red
to be skilled at many things
21
What is a sonata?
instrumental solo
piece for a small room
concert competition
piece for large orchestra
22
What does a prolific composer do?
Play a lot of music
Write a lot of music
Write different types of music
Create theme and variations
23
Which great Baroque composers is this a picture of?
JSBach
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel
24
Where did monks sing?
castles
monostaries
farms
their homes
25
Which composer was a prodigy?
Beethoven
Lully
Mozart
Vivaldi
26
What is the original name for the piano? What does it's name mean?
Pianoforte- it means soft and loud
Fortepiano- it means soft and loud
Pianissimo- it means loud and soft
Pianomezzo- it means loud and soft
27
Which composer died from a musical injury?
Georg Telemann
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
JSBach
Jean Baptiste Lully
28
Which composer went deaf?
Haydn
Schubert
Beethoven
Mozart
29
During what Baroque piece do people stand?
Hallelujah Chorus
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Moonlight Sonata
The Four Seasons
30
What is one event that happened during the Classical Era?
The French Revolution
The Civil War
The Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock
World War 1
31
What is a composer?
Someone who plays violin
Someone who listens to music
Someone who plays music
Someone who writes music
32
Who was known as the "father of the fugue"?
JSBach
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
33
Which piece of music is played by a soloist?
Oratorio
Sonata
String Quartet
Chamber Music
34
What is polyphony?
one line of music
two people singing in unison
one melody with accompaniment
multiple lines of music at the same time
35
Which instrument was NOT used during the Renaissance?
Piano
Sacbut
Hurdy-gurdy
Trumpet
36
What invention changed the way music and books were distributed?
Gandis Xerox
email
French Bullet Train
Gutenberg Printing Press
37
Which composer "stalked" Beethoven to the point of being buried next to him?
Schubert
Scarlatti
Mozart
Haydn
38
What is the name of a group of similar instruments playing together?
chamber music
consort
concert
orchestra
39
What is a fugue?
a musical fight
a musical dance
a musical flower
a musical painting
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Which composer began to write their own Requiem when they believed they were being poisoned?
Beethoven
JSBach
Mozart
Schubert