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BONUS: Which ones are the modes from the Medieval Era?
Dorian, Ionian, Mixolydian, Phrygian, Aeolian, Lydian
Machaut, Frescobaldi, Bach, Strauss, Wagner, Beethoven, Cage
Gloria, Agnus Dei, Credo, Kyrie, Sanctus
Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Impressionist, Modern
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The Romantic Era was characterized by strong emotion, vivid imagery, and creative ______.
musicality
religion
imagination
creativity
3
One of the great Romantic composers was ______.
Strauss
Monteverdi
Bach
Machaut
4
1400-1600 is which era?
Renaissance
Medieval
modern/contemporary
Romantic
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BONUS: Which ones are the masses from the Medieval Era?
Roman, Greek, Catholic, Protestant, Pagan
monks, nuns, priests, court officials, church officials
Dorian, Ionian, Mixolydian, Phrygian, Aeolian, Lydian
Gloria, Agnus Dei, Credo, Kyries, Sanctus
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One major composer of the Contemporary Era is __________.
Bach
Debussy
Beethoven
Cage
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Gregorian chant was done by these 2 kinds of people.
priests & peasants
royalty & those related to the church
women & men
monks & nuns
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An imitative polyphonic composition in which the themes are stated one after another in all of the voices.
suite
opera
fugue
neo-classical
9
The individualism combined with more rules during the Baroque Era gave it the nickname _______.
The Time of Pearls
The Era of People
The Age of Reason
Pearls of Knowledge
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The years for the Medieval are ________.
1800-1900
450-1450
1400-1600
750-1750
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The major event that happened during the _____________ is The Boston Tea Party.
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
12
The major war during the Romantic Era was ____________.
World War 1
Civil War
Cold War
Korean War
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A musical composition for voices and orchestra telling a sacred story without costumes, scenery, or dramatic action.
suite
oratorio
dissonance
opera
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Musically, the Renaissance provided fewer rules & _________.
opportunities
composers
prohibitions
inhibitions
15
One of the only known composers of the Medieval Era was Mozart.
True
False
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One of the musical innovations of the Classical Era was ______.
key signatures
dynamics
articulations
tempos
17
The Renaissance also included this famous artist.
Monet
Michelangelo
Manet
Picassop
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1700-1800 is what era?
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
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The years for the Baroque Era are ______.
1800-1900
1600-1750
1900-present
450-1450
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The Baroque Era has more __________ when it came to writing music.
time
rules
traditions
composers
21
Machaut was best known for his piece called __________.
Masse de Notre Dame
The Roman Empire
Paris Rome
Masse de Paris France
22
Complex textures, non-climatic melodies, & the use of particular instrumental color are all characteristics of ____.
theater
art
music
singing
23
A piece of instrumental music in several movements, usually in a dance style.
suite
fugue
opera
dissonance
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Name one famous composer from the Baroque Era.
Debussy
Bach
Strauss
Beethoven
25
1800-1900 is which era?
Baroque
Romantic
Impressionist
Classical
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A musical drama.
suite
fugue
opera
oratorio
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The years for the Impressionist Era are ______.
1900-Present
1875-1925
1600-1750
1800-1900
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The Medieval Era began with the fall of _________.
Paris, France
The Roman Empire
The Isle of Man
The Greek Empire
29
Stravinky, Bartok, Prokofiev, Copland, & Hindemith were all ________ composers.
romantic
classical
neo-classical
impressionist
30
What collapsed (musically) during the 18th & 19th century?
tonal system
music theory
music notes
composer's pay
31
The years for the Contemporary/Modern Era are _________.
1700-1800
1875-1925
1400-1600
1900-today
32
One musical figure from the Medieval Era was Wagner.
False
True
33
The Renaissance Era was meant to represent the rebirth of the _________.
traditions
inhibitions
composers
individual
34
Who was the critical composer of the Impressionistic Era?
Strauss
Debussy
Cage
Wagner
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The Romantic Era broke away from the rules & ________of the Classical Era.
priests
religions
traditions
time
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A disagreeable combination of sound, a lack of agreement of harmony.
dissonance
suite
oratorio
opera