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Review of Romantic period composers
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1
Movements of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique are unified by the recurrence of a theme known as
Smithson theme
Subject
Idée fixe
Leitmotif
2
The orchestra in the Romantic period
Had a limited dynamic range
Was larger & more varied in timbre than before
Ranged from 20-40 players
Was basically the same as in the Classical period
3
A very important part of every middle-class home during the romantic period was the
Violin
Piano
Flute
Chamber orchestra
4
Dvorak traveled to _____, where he became the director of the National Conservatory of Music.
Prague
London
New York
Leipzig
5
Composers expressed musical nationalism in their music by
Using their national legends as subject matter
Using the rhythms of the dances of their homelands
All 3 are true
Basic in their music on the folk songs of their country
6
The word _______ is commonly used for a romantic art song with a German text.
Lied
Leader
Chanson
Ballade
7
The German master _____ recommended Dvorak's music to his own publisher.
Joseph Haydn
Frank Liszt
Johannes Brahms
Richard Wagner
8
As a writer and critic, Schumann
Discovered & made famous several composers of his day
Wrote reviews of "radical" composers like Chopin & Berlioz
All 3 are true
Founded & edited the "New Journal of Music"
9
Which of the following operatic masterpieces was NOT composed by Verdi?
Otello
Madame Butterfly
La Traviata
Il Trovatore
10
Which of the following operas was NOT composed by Puccini?
Turandot
La Boheme
Aida
Madame Butterfly
11
Chopin expressed his love of Poland by composing mazurkas and
Polkas
Polonaises
Waltzes
Folk songs
12
Brahms composed masterpieces in all the traditional musical forms except
Choral works
Chamber music
Art songs
Opera
13
Mendelssohn rekindled an interest in an earlier composer's music by conducting a performance of
Josquin's "Ave Maria"
Handel's "Messiah"
Bach's "St. Matthew's Passion"
Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony"
14
Which of the following is NOT characteristic of romanticism?
Interest in the strange and unknown
Enthusiasm for the culture of the Middle Ages
Wide rages of emotional expression
Emphasis on balance & clarity of structures
15
The slight holding back or pressing forward of tempo in music is known as
accelerando
ritardando
fermata
rubato
16
Most of Wagner's librettos were written by
Arrigo Boito
King Ludwig of Bavaria
Hans von Bulow
Wagner himself
17
Instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene is called
Program music
Opera
Music for its own sake
Absolute music
18
Folk music of Russia sounds different from that of Western Europe because it is often based on
Minor scales
Pentatonic scales
Hexatonic scales
Ancient church modes
19
Tchaikovsky's "Romeo & Juliet" is
An overture to an opera
An opera
A concert overture
An oratorio
20
An artistic trend in which operas dealt with ordinary people and true-to-life situations was
Exoticism
Rubato
Verismo
Opera Seria
21
Johannes Brahms
Was a violinist who performed Clara Schumann's compositions
Was a close friend of Clara & Robert Schumann
Married Clara Schumann after her husband died
Was an admirer of Robert Schumann, but never met him
22
Verdi mainly composed his operas
To glorify the singers
For the Italian musical elite
To entertain a mass public
To promote Italian unification
23
Smetana's most popular opera is
The Moldau
The Bartered Bride
Rigoletto
Eugene Onegin
24
Romantic style flourished in music during the period
1600-1750
1750-1820
1820-1900
1450-1600
25
Schubert's songs number approximately
100
250
50
600
26
The composer who developed the symphonic poem was
Frank Liszt
Frank Schubert
Ludwig van Beethoven
Richard Strauss
27
Music performed during a play to set the mood for scenes or highlight dramatic action is
Absolute music
Incidental music
Play music
Music drama
28
Which of the following is NOT a ballet by Tchaikovsky?
Swan Lake
The Nutcracker
Sleeping Beauty
Coppolia
29
An art song is a musical composition for
Multiple voices
Violin and piano
Solo voice and piano
Orchestra
30
A study piece, designed to help a performer master specific technical difficulties, is a(n)
Etude
Nocturne
Mazurka
Polonaise
31
Clara Wieck Schumann was
A concert pianist
All 3 are true
The mother of a large family
A composer
32
Absolute music is also known as
Program music
Non-program music
Chamber music
Incidental music
33
During the 1840s, Liszt toured Europe as a virtuoso
Cellist
Violinist
Pianist
Conductor
34
As one of the first great _____, Berlioz influenced a whole generation of musicians.
Impresarios
Orchestral conductors
Composition teachers
Guitarists
35
The high point of Mendelssohn's career was the triumphant premiere of his oratorio ______.
St. Matthew's Passion
Fingal's Cave
Elijah
A Midsummer Night's Dream
36
A slow, lyrical, intimate composition for piano, associate with evening & night time is the
Etude
Waltz
Mazurka
Nocturne
37
A _____ is an instrumental composition in several movements based on a story line or picture.
Concert overture
Polonaise
Program symphony
Nocturne
38
Schubert's primary source of income came from his
Position as music director to a noble court
Performing as a church organist
Musical composition
Touring as a virtuoso performer