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A Quiz that will test the knowledge and understanding of the Music History Unit
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Which answer has 4 of our history eras in order, from earliest to latest?
Baroque, Romantic, Renaissance, Classical
Classical, Romantic, Renaissance, Baroque
Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic
Renaissance, Classical, Romantic, Baroque
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This type of music was named after a Pope who, while not a musician, standardized sacred music
Lieder
Symphony
Opera
Gregorian Chant
3
What texture was dominant during the Medieval Era?
Monophonic
Homophonic
Metaphonic
Polyphonic
4
How many years long was the Medieval Era?
150
200
900
450
5
In what city did the Renaissance start?
Paris
Florence
Rome
Vienna
6
Using unconventional ideas and techniques to create a specific art is what?
12-Tone Music
Romanticism
Impressionism
Minimalism
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Which era of music history did music seem to get less complicated instead of more?
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
8
What was the dominant texture in the classical era of music?
Metaphonic
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Monophonic
9
A harmonic, moving bass line played by a piano or harpsichord is known as:
Basso Continuo
Polyphony
Dissonance
Motet
10
What is the most important development in the History of Music?
The Brass Family
Secular Music
The Orchestra
Polyphony
11
What era does this music sound like it is from?
Baroque
Renaissance
Romantic
Classical
12
In what year did the Renaissance end?
1500
1600
1750
1400
13
Classicism is...
All of music history before the modern era
Music that's played by an orchestra
Heavily stylized music and art
Use of traditional standards to achieve simplicity
14
What era does this music sound like it is from?
Classical
Renaissance
Baroque
Romantic
15
Which two composers never met, despite being born in the same year and only 90 miles apart?
Vivaldi and Haydn
Mozart and Bach
Bach and Handel
Mozart and Beethoven
16
Which composer's works spanned both the Classical and Romantic Eras?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Franz Liszt
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Hector Berlioz
17
What is a Madrigal?
Instrumental Small ensemble
Acapella, sacred, solo singer
Singers and instruments telling a story
Acapella, secular, around 5 parts
18
This type of music is not considered sacred, and is created for recreational purposes:
Symphonies
Secular Music
Homophonic music
Melismatic Music
19
Which of these composers was the first American-born classical composer?
Robert Schumann
Charles Ives
Johann Sebastian Bach
George Frederick Handel
20
"The Erlking" is an example of what kind of form?
Leider
Madrigal
Sonata
Motet
21
What was the invention in the 1400's that revolutionized how information was shared?
Printing Press
Telephone
A mail system
Telegraph
22
This is the era when the orchestra first formed:
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Renaissance
23
Where did Charles Ives seem to get ideas for his Avant Garde music?
European History
His childhood experiences
From his friends
Books that he read
24
Which of these is representative of music in the Baroque Era?
Heavy use of percussion
Overly dramatic and evocative music
Use of ornamentation
Mostly Sacred Music
25
What two families of instruments grew in the orchestra after the Industrial Revolution?
Percussion and Brass
Woodwinds and Percussion
Strings and Brass
Strings and Woodwinds
26
What is dissonance?
Emotion and drama in music
When two or more notes sound good together
When two or more notes sound bad together
Volume in music
27
What type of people were the only source of secular music in the Medieval Era?
Virtuosos
Motets
Troubadours
Counter-Reformationists
28
Which composer was given away to the church as a child as part of a tithe?
Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina
Hildegard of Bingen
Antonio Vivaldi
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
29
What does the term "Baroque" mean?
Pearl of extreme beauty
Pearl of incredible worth
Pearl of irregular shape
Pearl of clarity
30
What era does this music sound like it is from?
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
31
What era does this music sound like it is from?
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
32
What year did the Classical Era End?
1750
1900
1820
1800
33
What texture of music was dominant throughout the Renaissance Era?
Metaphonic
Monophonic
Homophonic
Polyphonic
34
Who led the Reformation against the Church during the Renaissance Era?
Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina
Hildegard von Bingen
Johannes Gutenberg
Martin Luther
35
Which composer had a difficult childhood, never found requited love, and went deaf?
Franz Schubert
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Charles Ives
Ludwig Van Beethoven
36
Which is performed by a singer with piano or orchestra accompaniment, sets a scene or a story?
Pop music
Opera
Avant Garde
Lieder
37
What is performed on stage with costumes, actors, an orchestra, lots of singing, and a story?
Symphony
Motet
Opera
Cantata
38
In what year did the Baroque era end?
1750
1650
1675
1800
39
Which of these composers both performed for royalty and wrote his first symphony at age 6?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Franz Joseph Haydn
40
Which composer was known more for his organ skills than his composing when he was alive?
Antonio Vivaldi
Johann Sebastian Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Franz Liszt
41
In which era did dissonance begin to be used intentionally as a tool?
Baroque
Renaissance
Romantic
Classical
42
Why did music move from Baroque elements to Classical elements
Mozart invented the Classical style and it was a hit
Most people though Baroque music was too hard
People got bored easily
The growing belief that Baroque was "all style no substance"
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How does Romantic era music sound when compared to Classic era?
Most music was more boring and straightforward
All music was about love
Most music was much louder
Most music was more dramatic and exciting