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1
Name the real composition of haydn Simphony
Simphony no 95 in E Major
- Simphony no 93 in C Major
Simphony no 96 in G Major
Simphony no 94 in G Major
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Choose 2 features that are in classical era:
-string most important and flexible instrumentation
- 60 muscicans and basso continuo
Wodwin added contrast and different instruments were choosen
-Instruments were not treated and up to 60 musicians
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Who are the most famous musicians of the time?
Haydn, Mozart,Beethoven.
haydn, beethoven
mozart, beethoven
beethoven
4
IN THE CLASSICAL ERA MELODY HAVE:
three constrasting theories
one theoriheorieses
two or more constrasting theories
two contrasting theories
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Select the major difference between baroque and classical era
texture
Aria
Melody
Counterpoint
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MUSICAL CLASSICISM DEVELOPED IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE CENTURY ...
VII
XVIII
XV
XVII
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In what era was classicism?
1770-1815
1200-1459
1750-1800
1770-1990
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Which of these are from Mozart?
la boheme and turandot
thel trovado
the magic flute , the wedding of figaro and don giovani
the magic flute and the wedding of figaro
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HOW MANY MOVEMENTS HAVE A SONATA?
10
6
1
4
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IF THE STRUCTURE OF SONATA IS TRANSFERRED TO AN ORCHESTRA THEN WE WILL TEND ...
A solo concert
a orchestra
a symphony
a concert
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WHAT TYPE OF RHYTHM WE CAN FIND IN THE MUSIC OF THE CLASICISM?
The rhythm is easy and regular
The rhythm is overdecorated and regular.
The rhythm is overdecorated and irregular.
The rhythm is easy and irregular
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What instruments appear new in classicism?
clarinet and organ
piano
Horn, clarinet and piano.
clarinet,piano and guitarra
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WHAT IS A SONATA?
A sonata is compose for a soloist and a second instrument.
A sonata is a piece of music compose for an orchestra
A sonata is a piece of music compose for an only voice.
A sonata is compose for a group of instruments.