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CA Final Exam - Music History
CA Final Exam - Music History
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Spring 2022
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held control over all sacred music in the Medieval Period
Methodist church
Baptist church
Protestant church
Catholic church
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known for his virtual choirs
John WIlliams
Franz Haydn
Eric Whitacre
George Gershwin
3
a repeating melodic pattern
ostinato
organ
oratorio
opera
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became deaf later in life but still composed
John Philip Sousa
Franz Haydn
Ludwig van Beethoven
John Williams
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the Father of Music
Jubal
David
Methuselah
Adam
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wrote melody for "Twinkle, Twinkle..."
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang A. Mozart
J.S. Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
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combined jazz and classical music
Eric Whitacre
Franz Haydn
George Gershwin
Philippe de Vitry
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music composed with sounds from outside Western European music
fascism
communism
nationalism
exoticism
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a repeating section of sound material used in electronic music
theremin
circle
loop
ostinato
10
best known for all of his film music (Star Wars, Harry Potter, Home Alone)
John Williams
John Philip Sousa
George Gershwin
Eric Whitacre
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known as the "March King" & wrote national march of USA
George Gershwin
John Philip Sousa
Eric Whitacre
Frederic Chopin
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the belief that music possessed moral qualities & could affect character & behavior
Seikilos Epitaph
Doctrine of Ethos
Doctrine of Ecclesia
Catholic Creed
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an animal's horn that was used as a trumpet
shofar
bucchin
clapstra
timbrel
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popularized the idea that audiences can sing together in their own language
Baptist church
Protestant church
Catholic church
Methodist church
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Greek goddesses of the arts
Cupids
Moms
Muses
Minstrels
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known as one of the greatest Baroque composers
Eric Whitacre
Antonio Vivaldi
J.S. Bach
Philippe de Vitry
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Ended around the time that the printing press was invented
Classical Period
Baroque Period
Medieval Period
Renaissance Period
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chief among the biblical instruments
shofar
harp
timbrel
bells
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helped make the piano the most popular instrument of the 19th century
Frederic Chopin
George F. Handel
J.S. Bach
Wolfgang A. Mozart
20
the word we get "guitar" from
viol
kithara
guido
goron
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known for his violin concertos "The Four Seasons"
J.S. Bach
Franz Haydn
Antonio Vivaldi
George F. Handel
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a collection of Hebrew poetry & songs
Psalms
Proverbs
Lamentations
Ecclesiastes
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father of the musical staff; known for teaching method on his hand
J.S. Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
Philippe de Vitry
Guido D'Arezzo
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known for the "Hallelujah Chorus"
Gerge Gerswhin
George F. Handel
John Philip Sousa
Guido d'Arezzo
25
most famous harp player in the Bible
Cain
Jubal
Adam
David
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tension created between 2 or more notes; not a pleasing sound
drivel
consonance
carotid
dissonance
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a larger, multi-movement work for a large orchestra
symphony
string quarter
opera
loop
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made sheet music more available to the public
paved roads
printing press
paper
ink
29
music composed specifically for the composer's own country
nationalism
exoticism
fascism
communism
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Father of the Symphony
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Ludwig van Beethoven
Philippe de Vitry
Franz Haydn
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a music ensemble that has 2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello
symphony
string quarter
loop
opera
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began after the Roman Empire fell
Renaissance Period
Classical Period
Baroque Period
Medieval Period
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father of rhythmic notation
J.S. Bach
Frederic Chopin
Franz Haydn
Philippe de Vitry