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Review 02: Classical and Romantic Eras
Review 02: Classical and Romantic Eras
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1
Between the Classical and Romantic Eras, music was elevated to be seen as a genius-level Art form.
True
False
2
Franz Liszt is remembered as one of the most prolific Symphony composers in history.
True
False
3
Rossini's Opera
The Barber of Seville
is an example of Comedic Opera.
True
False
4
Which of the following composers made significant contributions to Classical Opera?
C. P. E. Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Franz Joseph Haydn
Christoph Willibald Gluck
5
The Classical and Romantic Eras have extremely little in common.
True
False
6
The book-end dates of the Classical Era are:
c. 1750- c. 1820
c. 1820- 1914
c. 1600- c. 1750
c. 1900- c. 1985
7
____ is a light-hearted style of opera with a pleasant subject, comedy, and a happy ending. (Select all that apply!)
Romantic Opera
Light Opera
Comedic Opera
Realistic Opera
8
Rachmaninoff's
Isle of the Dead
is an example of a Symphonic Poem.
False
True
9
Franz Schubert wrote approximately how many Art Songs?
800
600
1,000
400
10
Which of the following is arguably the single biggest difference between the Classical and Romantic Eras?
The use of musical forms
Emotional expression
The types of instruments being played
The use of functional harmony
11
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his first composition when he was 5 years old.
True
False
12
Gioachino Rossini was extremely famous during his lifetime... even more so than Beethoven!
False
True
13
Sergey Rachmaninoff was a piano virtuoso.
True
False
14
Ludwig van Beethoven nearly single-handedly ushered in the Romantic Era.
False
True
15
Haydn's music was considered light and humorous during his time.
True
False
16
_____ are usually written for solo voice and piano, the music enhances the emotions of pre-existing text (like a poem).
Operas
Concerti
Art Songs
Sonatas
17
Orchestras tripled in size between the Classical and Romantic Eras.
False
True
18
Franz Schubert was very famous and well-known during his lifetime.
False
True
19
Which of the following did NOT happen to Orchestras between the Classical and Romantic Eras?
They lost popularity
They added new instruments
They added Conductors
They grew in size
20
A _____ is a single-movement work for orchestra that is meant to evoke a poem, story, or piece of art.
Symphony Orchestra
Concerto
Program Piece
Symphonic Poem
21
Which of the following composers is known as the Father of the Classical Era?
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Franz Joseph Haydn
C. P. E. Bach
22
Franz Schubert invented the Art Song.
True
False
23
The book-end dates of the Romantic Era are:
c. 1750- c. 1820
c. 1900- c. 1985
c. 1820- 1914
c. 1600- c. 1750
24
When music is ________, that means it is easy for many people to enjoy it.
Harmonized
Conjunct
Accessible
Disjunct
25
Romantic music has increased amounts of chromaticism, as compared with Classical music.
True
False
26
Classicism takes the formal structures and conventions of Romanticism and stretches/ expands them.
False
True
27
Beethoven passed away in 1815
True
False
28
______ is the dominant driving force in Western Art Music:
Melody
Chord Progression
Harmony
Rhythm
29
Which of the following is NOT part of Franz Liszt's legacy?
Full solo recitals
Performing by memory
Premiering of avant-garde works
The position of the piano on stage
30
Which of the following is NOT a value of Romantic Music?
The power and emotions of the individual
Interest in light vs. dark/ good vs. evil
Intense emotional expression
Interest in Nature
31
Which of the following IS a value of Romantic Music?
Interest in all things mysterious and fantastic
Interest in love (unreturned love)
All of the above
Bold emotional expression
32
Which of the following is NOT true of Ludwig van Beethoven?
He never married
He was crippled
He was abused as a child
He lost his hearing
33
Which of the following titles belong to Franz Joseph Haydn? (Select all that apply!)
Father of the Classical Era
Father of the String Quartet
Father of the Symphony
Father of Western Art Music