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The Classical period of music
The Classical period of music
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A crash course in the musical history of the Classical period
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Around the middle of the 18th century, composers concentrated on
simplicity and clarity
treble and bass
melody and bass
woodwind and brass
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The most famous composer of the Classical period was
Haydn
Beethoven
Gluck
Moazart
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AN important change in the use of dynamics & expressive techniques in the Classical period was
there was experimentation with special techniques
terraced dynamics became more popular
crescendos and decrescnedos were introduced
staccatos were invented
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The only brass instruments used for absolute music were
trombones and tubas
french horns and trombones
french horns and trumpets
trumpets and tubas
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The term 'style galant' was applied to
light graceful music
music with a lot of brass
marches and fanfares
music written for ceremonies & occasions
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One way that duration of the Classical period differed from the Baroque period is
time signatures change frequently within movements
unexpected pauses and syncopations
rhythms are continuous and have momentum
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A number of people do not like music from the Classical period because
concerts are too expensive to attend
it is too predictable
the orchestra is too heavy
it is uninteresting
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A new form which was widely used during the Classical period was
ternary form
sonata form
theme and variation form
minuet and trio form
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Melodies of the Classical period are
angular
dissonant
unbalanced
memorable
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Sonata form consists of
ritornello and episodes
section A B and C
exposition, development and recapitulation
themes and interludes
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Polyphonic texture of the Baroque period was largely replaced by
monophony
homophony
heterophony
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The fortepiano
had the same pitch range as a modern piano
had a wooden frame
had blakc white keys and white black keys
had an iron frame
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The orchestra of the Classical period
had a full comploement of percussion
was not conducted
had diminished strings
had pairs of wind and brass instruments
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The 2nd subject of the exposition in sonata form is normally in
the dominant or relative major
the tonic or relative minor
the tonic or subdominant
the dominant or subdominant
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Select the true statements
texture is disregarded in the Classical period
texture is largely homophonic in the Classical period
texture is purely heterophonic
texture is flexible in the Classical period