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Mr. Dotson's- Classical Review
Mr. Dotson's- Classical Review
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Classical period historical review
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the melodic thought accompanies a main theme
accompanying melody
countermelody
coinciding melody
counterpoint
2
Form that combines repeating theme of rondo with development section in sonata form.
Sonata-ronda form
scherzo
ritornello
chamber form
3
In sonata form, a concluding section following the recapitulation.
cadence
ending
coda
conclusion
4
Melodies and themes are normally easily to remember in classical music
false
true
5
The characteristic sound of an orchestra includes brass, percussion, woodwinds, strings
false
true
6
During the classical period the basso continuo was forgotten.
false
true
7
The section of sonata form that leads from the first theme to the second theme
connection
bridge (transition)
break
leap
8
Composers during the classical period would appeal to aristocrats and noblemen
true
false
9
This form derived from a dance in 3 parts with A -B-A
theme and trio
theme and variation
Sonata form
minuet and trio
10
More people started to have music in the home during the classical period.
true
false
11
Mass/song for the dead
funeral song
requiem
dead man song
funeral march
12
Musical training became an important part of education.
false
true
13
This form consist of the Exposition, development, recapitulation
sonata form
rondo form
chamber form
three part form
14
Classical texture is predominantly homophonic.
true
false
15
Music using a small group of musicians with one player to a part.
chamber song
chamber solo
chamber music
16
the 3rd section of sonata form song where the main theme returns
recapitulation
exposition
closing
development
17
Orchestral composition usually in four movements that last approximately 30-45 minutes.
string quartet
sympony
chorale
opera
18
Composition for two violins, viola, and a cello.
string trio
string quintet
string quarter
string chamber
19
The first section of sonata form movement
the exposition
recapitulation
development
the beginning
20
classical period composers-musicians sought to make their own way towards financial stability
false
true
21
Classical music mood goes up and down according to the song and its movement
false
true
22
This composer was a child prodigy who lived from 1756-1791.
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
CPE Bach
23
An unaccompanied section of virtuoso display for soloist in a concerto at the end of a movement
cadenza
camerata
concerto solo
vamp
24
The piano became a main instrument over the harpsichord during the classical period
true
false
25
The section movement of a sonata form work, usually goes through different keys
bridge
Development
exposition
recapitulation
26
Rhythmic patterns of the classical period are similar and do not contrast.
true
false
27
what are the dates of the classical period
1770-1827
1750-1820
1800-1900
1999-2005
28
Composer born in 1770 and died in 1827. was the bridge of the classical and romantic eras.
Mozart
Beethoven
Clementi
Haydn
29
Instrumental composition, usually light and during an evening setting
stretto
suite
Serenade
aria
30
Form in which a basic theme is presented and repeated then altered throughout the song
theme and variation
development and recap
original and revamp
idea and change
31
This composer was a teacher of Beethoven. And he lived from 1732-1809
Billings
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
32
Harmonies in the classical period are based on major and minor scale.
true
false
33
Compositional form in 3 parts A-B-A, usually 3 movements, also another word for joke in Italian
rondo
ritornello
Scherzo
sonata
34
Extended composition for several instrumental soloist in 3 movement
concerto
chamber song
requiem
cadenza
35
The most important form of classical chamber music was the string quartet
true
false
36
There was a decline in amateur musicians, even though they were great at improvisation.
true
false
37
Music was not expected to be good and pleasing to all listeners
false
true