Classical Period Review

Which composer was a child prodigy and was known all across Europe?

How many surviving children did Mozart have?

What word does not describe Classical music?

What form is this song an example of?

How many symphonies did Haydn compose?

A large group of notes, or melody, repeated in a song that is meant to become familiar to the listener.

Which composer was born in Salzburg, Austria?

This ensemble becomes important in the Classical Period.

Who was buried in a pauper's grave?

Who could have been the first composer to not rely on patrons had they had a little self control?

What is comic opera from the Classical Period called?

Which composer was Haydn close to?

Who wrote "The Farewell" and "The Surprise" symphonies?

Who composed this song?

What is the main city for the arts in the Classical Period?

What period of music did Beethoven not compose in?

This Classical composer grew up in Vienna and was a member of the Vienna Boys Choir.

Which composer was known for his piano skills?

Which composer did Haydn teach?

What was happening in America and France during the Classical Period?

This is the optional ending of a Sonata. (The french fries)

Whose last piece was a Requiem?

This is a small group of instruments.

Who is this composer?

Who is this composer?

What composer died from rheumatic fever, or so we speculate?

What are the dates for the Classical Period?

The main composers from the Classical Period came from this "school".

Who composed this song?

Which composer got along with his patrons?

This is the second section in a Sonata where the 2 themes are mixed with new music. (All the yummy stuff in your burger)

Who was Mozart's teacher?

Which composer was very ill throughout a large portion of his life, often keeping him from composing?

What form is this song an example of?

How many symphonies did Beethoven compose?

Who composed this song?

Who was the first composer to successfully not rely on the patronage system?

This is the third section in a Sonata where the themes from the exposition are repeated. (The bottom bun)

Who composed this symphony?

This is the first section in a Sonata when the 2 themes are first stated. (The top bun)

What form contains an exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda?

What is the unique occurrence at the end of Beethoven's "9th Symphony"?

Who composed this song?

Who composed this symphony?

This Classical composer was hard working and systematic.

What are the building blocks of a song called.

Which composer despised his patrons?

Which composer was from Bonn, Germany?

Who is this composer?

Which composer was completely deaf by the end of his life?

This is a small grouping of notes repeated within a larger theme. Beethoven's "da da da da-----" is an exmple of this.

In what country is Vienna located?

What kind of composition is a mass for the dead?