Graduate Quiz Section Three

Eusebius and Florestan are

In this example, the orchestral passage in mm. 3-6 functions as all of the following except

The Grey Album is historically significant because it was 

Splintering of pop music audiences in first decades of the 21st century can be attributed to 

Ballet was an important compositional genre for all of the following except

Contrast btwn composers Vincent d'Indy + Francis Poulenc vividly shows the aesthetic dichotomy 

That Gounod's Faust  was first performed as an opera comique indicates that it

When we claim Penderecki's Threnody or Xenakis's Metastaseis... by processes, we mean that 

In the example below

A typical Rossini overture comprises

Beethoven's Third Symphony demonstrates how the composer

In the USA, avant-garde composers of postwar decades were widely and most often supported by

In Catholic music- 2nd quarter of the 19th century, what composer's style of music was revived?

Composers engaged with contemporary society most directly in their cultivation of

Parker's Anthropology is linked to the Tin Pan Alley tradition on account of borrowing from

Settings of lyrical poetry in the early nineteenth century tend to

Indie rock achieved commercial prominence in the 1990s due the success of grunge bands from

Sixteenth century music served as a model for

The fourth movement of Brahm's fourth symphony testifies to the composer's interest in 

Beethoven turned away from the extroverted, heroic style of his middle-period works because

Crucial difference btwn. repertoires of the Paris Opera and that city's Opera-Comique was that

The form of the standard mid-19th century march was

The song Hound Dog is a good example of

Both Orphee aux enfers and The Pirates of Penzance

Nationalist compositions like Musorgsky's Pictures and Dvorak's Slavonic Dances were with

In the example below, the procedure evident in the harmonies of mm1-6 is most accurately 

Schoenberg's argument for atonality was based in part on his observation that

Klangfarbenmelodie is

In the 1960s, Ornette Coleman and his ensemble developed a style of jazz known as

Antonin Dvorak's first impression of African American Music were gained from

Bluegrass and bebop both

The form of the standard mid-nineteenth century American march was

The description of early 20th century music as "post-tonal" refers to 

Which acronym designate a format used to compress audio files by removing inaudible frequencies

Band transcriptions were primarily intended to

Men's choruses were comprised of 

The mission of the Art Ensemble of Chicago was to

Schumann's Symphony No. 4 uses as a model

In the 1950s Frederick Fennell/students from Eastman organized an important ensemble performing

Music for strings, percussion, and celesta illustrates Bartok's use of all elements except

Signs of change in the classical orchestral world 2008/2010 and number of performances dropped 

Which of the following claims is true of Janacek's music?

Which of the following most accurately describes early 20th century modernist music?

Contrasting diatonic and chromatic musical idiom in Wagner...contrast of reality and fantasy in

Important examples of grand opera include all of the following except

When composing atonal music, Schoenberg found an unsurmountable problem that the atonal idiom

Tan Dun and Paul McCartney share an interest in and have appropriated techniques and ideas from

Heroic narrative implicit in Beethoven's 5th Symphony is conveyed partly through

The composer most responsible for establishing the conventions of grand opera was

The earliest atonal compositions included

Varese's concept of sound mass challenged traditional ideas of musical rhetoric by deemphasizin

Each of the following musicians was associated with the musical style known as soul except

In Im wunderschönen Monat Mai, Schumann renders the poems meaning especially through his use of

Indie rock achieved commercial prominence in the 1990s due to success of grunge bands from

The American composers organizations (International Composers Guild/League of Composers) goal

Electric blues was a style that developed as a result of

Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem is a setting of texts from

The texts of La bonne chanson are poems by

Which of the following works best exemplifies the aesthetics of Gebrauchsmusik?

Louis Gottschalk's career resembles Franz Liszt's in all following respects except

The main function of the tempo di mezzo in a typical Rossinian opera scene is to

The division of Beethoven's life into three periods was

Bedrich Smetana's Tabor is based on

In the excerpt below

The graphic notation used by Earle Brown in his composition December 1952 indicates

The plot of La Traviata is a good example of mid-nineteenth century

Piano emerged as an important and widely used instrument in the 19th century largely because

Opera was largely neglected by British composers in the 19th century due to

The concept of nonretrogradable rhythm describes how a rhythmic pattern

Edvard Grieg's style was strongly influenced by

Of the following composers, who was the only one to reside in Europe during World War II?

The metaphor of musical collage aptly describes the compositional techniques applied in

The four pitch musical motive D-E flat - C-B is a musical cipher of 

Beethoven's music most closely mirrored post-French revolutionary social changes in

Music for Prague 1968 is

Important examples of grand opera include all the following except

After World War II, the American folk music movement

The most popularized divisive conflicts among musicians and composers was that between

Rossini spent his last four decades in Paris mainly

Steve Reich's musical style and technique underwent a shift in the 1980s from

The Ornette Coleman Double Quartet is

The composition below contains all of the following traits of Beethoven's late style ^except

In the years 1792-1794, Beethoven studied counterpoint and composition with

In the example below, what evidence would most strongly indicate that the composer is Ravel?

Although different in many ways, Bejamin Britten and George Crumb had in common their

Between the 1700s and 1850s the production of piano and publication of composition increased

A prominent precedent for late nineteenth century techniques of thematic transformation in

What important trait does Debussy's Pelleas et Melisande share with Wagner's mature operas?

The aesthetic difference between the New German School and the adherents of absolute music lay 

All of the following operas were based on poems and stories by Alexander Pushkin except

Literary sources for popular operas in 1820/1850 included these authors except

Amy Beach's musical career was marked by all of the following except

Which of the following is an example of how modernist composers stretch the meaning of symphony

What is one reason for the development of a repertoire of standing classics by past composers?

Metric modulation is a technique associated with

The proponents of the New German School and those of absolute music both believed that

Beethoven's late style is characterized by all of the following except

The modernist techniques of atonality/dissonance/layering/juxtaposition have influenced

Conservatories were established in Moscow and St. Petersburg in the

Opening diplomatic relations btwn. USA and Japan in the mid-19th century provided the plot of

Settings of lyric poetry in the early nineteenth century tend to

In reform Judaism

Over the course of his career, Mahler

In the example below, the orchestral passage in mm.3-6 functions as all the following except

Which of the following statements is true of Krenek, Gershwin, Copland and Milhaud?

Auto-tune is a type of

Literary sources for popular operas 1820/30 included works by all the following authors except

Eugene Scribe was

Composers marginalized/subjugated regions Europe + new world...their unique cultural identities

The gates in John Adam's piano work Phrygian Gates refers to

The first major electronic composition to exploit multiple sound tracks was

What is the one way in which English choral societies impacted music in Anglican churches?

Virtuosity was a self-consciously cultivated stylistic element in which of the following genres

Brahm's First Symphony shows the influence of 

Which of the following works best illustrates expressionist musical style?

Which composer's legacy was the most lasting and influential in the 19th century?

The late 19th century French taste for exoticism is reflected in the following operas except

Neotonality and polytonality are predominant compositional idioms in

The description of much early 20th century music as post-tonal refers to

Glinka's and Rimsky-Korsakov's influence on Stravinsky is seen most clearly in

1964 marked

Amy Beach's musical career was marked by all of the following except

The American composers' organizations-International Composers Guild + League of Composers goal

The fifth movement of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique depicts

Electric blues was a style that developed as a result of

In his Op. 131 string quartet, Beethoven reorders the traditional symphonic movements as follow

John Cage shows the strongest affinity to the aesthetics/procedures of art in which works?

German Romantic Opera is distinguished most sharply from contemporary French and Italian opera

One of the earliest modernist compositions commonly regarded as neoclassical is

In which of the following works did Stravinsky adopt technique from Schoenberg's 12 tone method

Which of the following composers spent a significant part of his career working in the USA?

In compositions such as his 1964 String Quartet and Third Symphony, Witold Lutoslawski uses