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Unit 6 Romantic and 20th Century Music Practice Test
Unit 6 Romantic and 20th Century Music Practice Test
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1
What important 20th century theoretical model did Arnold Schoenberg develop?
chance music
twelve-tone system
dissonant music
musique concrete
2
Which term is used for a person who leads an orchestra?
Composer
Orchestrator
Arranger
Conductor
3
it takes 4 days or 18 hours total to perform the entire
Der Ring des Nibelungen
False
True
4
Who wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner”?
Aaron Copland
Francis Scott Key
Katharine Lee Bates
Charles Ives
5
This composer used both American and Czech spirits, taking inspiration from Native American and African American music
Dvorák
Sousa
Ives
Tchaikovsky
6
What important school of composers did Balakirev, Cui, Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Mussorgsky form?
Russian Five
American Patriotic Composers
Notre Dame School
St. Petersburg Conservatory Composers
7
Wagner’s
Der Ring des Nibelungen
comprises how many operas?
3
5
4
2
8
John Cage was a famous Electronic music composer
False
True
9
Which conductor developed his free-bowing technique when he was the conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra?
Leonard Bernstein
James Levine
Leopold Stokowski
Gustav Mahler
10
Why is Tchaikovsky
not
considered part of the Russian Five?
Combined Russian influences with Western classical traditions.
He was not Russian
He was too young at the time.
His music was not influenced by Russian folk music
11
The difference between consonant and dissonant chords began to disappear in the 20th Century
True
False
12
From Poland, this composer wrote compositions for solo piano written in the style of Polish folk dances
Tchaikovsky
Cui
Chopin
Dvorak
13
Which term describes music with no tonal center?
noise
polytonal
Impressionistic
atonal
14
The Russian Five are known for documenting the history of music from the beginning of written history.
False
True
15
Gesamtkunstwerk
means "total artwork" or bringing poetry, scenic design, staging, action, and music together
True
False
16
In which work did Hector Berlioz use the
idée fixe
as an important composition tool?
Symphonie Fantastique
Night on Bald Mountain
Romeo and Juliet
The Rite of Spring
17
Which term names compositions for voice and piano written during the Romantic period?
arias
art songs
chants
oratorios
18
Charles Ives, an American composer, was known as “The March King” for his marches that inspire patriotism
True
False
19
Which form is
not
a type of program music?
symphonic poem
concert overture
program symphony
art song
20
What does the conductor use in their right hand to lead the orchestra?
Music Stick
Toothpick
The Elder Wand
Baton
21
Which composer believed in
Gesamtkunstwerk?
Mussorgsky
Wagner
Tchaikovsky
Stravinsky
22
Tchaikovsky was inspired by Emily Dickinson when he wrote his Concert Overture
Romeo and Juliet
True
False
23
Which style of music incorporates native folk songs, stories, and history?
homeland music
domestic music
Romantic music
nationalistic music
24
Stravinsky had four styles in his career: Russian, Primitive, Neoclassical, Serial
True
False
25
Which term names an instrumental composition associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene?
scenic music
story music
poetic music
program music
26
What did composers during the Romantic period use music to express?
desire for social change
political discontent
virtuosity and musicianship
emotion and feeling
27
Which term names chords that contain tones a half step or whole step apart?
triads
consonant chords
polychords
tone clusters
28
This American composer used music from around the country, including cowboy tunes, traditional hymns, and square dances
Antonin Dvorak
John Philip Sousa
Aaron Copland
29
Claude Debussy was an Impressionist composer
False
True
30
Which conductor composed the music for the
West Side Story
?
James Levine
Leonard Bernstein
Gustav Mahler
Leopold Stokowski