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Unit 4 Pt. 2
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1
This type of art and music depicts composers’ nationalities by the use of folk tunes, patriotic melodies, or culture.
Impressionism
Expressionism
Nationalism
Romanticism
2
Which term below is NOT a type of movement of a symphony?
Minuet
Scherzo
Adagio
Allegro
3
What groups of instruments did Mozart add to strings to make the orchestra?
Percussion
Winds
Brass
All of the above
4
How many different pitches make up a tone row?
Six
Twelve
Four
Sixteen
5
What two composers are most popular during the Classical period?
Mozart and Handel
Beethoven and Schubert
Mozart and Haydn
Beethoven and Mozart
6
What years did the Romantic period start and end?
1600-1750
1825-1900
1750-1825
1900-present
7
Which of the following matches the definition of a symphony?
An extended work for orchestra with several contrasting movements
A short work for orchestra in one movement
A group of musicians consisting of strings, brass, winds, and percussion
A short work about a storyline or character
8
The development is defined as __________________.
A short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
The secondary idea in a symphony
The primary idea in a symphony
When the primary theme returns for the second time in a symphony
9
Another name for lieder is ______________.
Symphony
Tone poem
Art song
Imagery
10
What is the the best description of the plot from The Erlking.
A ghostly figure takes a child’s life
A magical bird trades one of its feathers for freedom
A composer dreams he is sentenced to death and is surrounded by witches
An Arabian princess tells an evil sultan multiple stories to save her life
11
What is imagery in music?
When composers write music based off of artwork
When composers express ideas without using lyrics
When composers translate a poem or story into music using its text
When composers use music to express their nationalities
12
Define lieder.
A composition for solo voice and piano
A composition for orchestra in several movements
A composition for a string quartet
A composition that attempts to convey ideas without lyrics
13
What genres are most prominent during the Romantic period?
all of the above
symphonies
lieder
Tone poems
14
Which of the following matches the definition of a minuet?
A movement for orchestra that lasts one minute or less
A slower movement in triple meter that is dance-like
The slow movement of a symphony
The fast movement of a symphony
15
The type of art and music that depicts the overall impression of a scene or landscape is called ______________.
Nationalism
Romanticism
Expressionism
Impressionism
16
Which occasions below were Classical composers asked to write music for?
funerals
all of the above
coronations
weddings
17
The letters “ABACA” represent which type of form in the Classical period?
Sonata allegro
Rondo
Coda
Tutti
18
What years did the Classical period start and end?
1750-1825
1825-1900
1900-present
1600-1750
19
What years did the Modern period start and end?
1600-1750
1825-1900
1900-present
1750-1825
20
Which of the following genres is NOT as prominent in the Modern period?
Expressionism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Nationalism
21
Music that is atonal has no ___________.
Center pitch
Instruments
Lyrics
tempo
22
Music in which composers leave parts of the composition undetermined or up to chance is called _____________.
Atonal
Aleatory music
12-tone music
Minimalism
23
Which of the following is NOT an example of a type of tone row?
Retrograde
All of the above are types of tone rows
Retrograde inversion
Inversion
24
The type of art and music that depicts emotion and explores deep inner feelings is called _______________.
Expressionism
Impressionism
Nationalism
Romanticism
25
Which of the following lists the correct instrumentation for a standard string quartet?
Two violins, one viola, one double bass
One violin, one viola, one cello, one double bass
One violin, one viola, one double bass
Two violins, one viola, one cello
26
A coda is defined as ______________________.
The secondary idea in a symphony
The primary idea in a symphony
a short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
When the primary theme returns for the second time in a symphony
27
What ideals come first in Classical music according to composers?
Letting the musician be a part of how the performance sounds
Emotions and drama
Form and structure
Inspiration from art work
28
What is program music?
Music based off art work
Music that is programmed for orchestra
Music that attempts to convey a specific idea without using lyrics
Music that expresses the composer’s nationality
29
What is the definition of form?
what types of instruments are playing a piece
how fast the piece is played
The overall structure of a piece
What type of art or story the piece is based off of
30
How does Schubert translate the poem Erlking into the music?
all of the above
Through the range of the characters' voices
Through major and minor keys
Through fast triplet rhythms
31
This question has two answers - what are the TWO types of forms used in the Classical period?
Tutti
Sonata allegro
Rondo
Coda
32
What is a sonata?
A composition with a reoccuring theme alternating with contrasting sections
A short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
A composition in several movements for one or more instruments
A slower movement in triple meter that is dance-like
33
Which of the following is NOT a type of movement in a sonata?
Allegro
Adagio
Scherzo
Minuet
34
How many musicians make up a string quartet?
Two
Five
Three
Four
35
The exposition is defined as __________________.
a short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
The secondary idea in a symphony
When the primary theme returns for the second time in a symphony
The primary idea in a symphony
36
Which composer is most famous for composing symphonies and known as the “father of the symphony?”
Schubert
Beethoven
Haydn
Mozart
37
A tutti section of a symphony is defined as _______________.
The soloist alternates playing with the orchestra
When the trumpets and trombones play the melody
All instruments and voices play together at the same time
The orchestra plays without a soloist
38
The letters “ABA” represent which type of form in the Classical period?
Rondo
Sonata allegro
Tutti
Coda
39
What disability did Beethoven undergo during the middle of his life?
He lost his mind
He lost his ability to play piano
He lost his hearing
He lost his vision
40
Music that stresses the element of rhythmic repetition with small changes is called ______________.
Atonal
Serialism
Minimalism
Aleatory music
41
Which composer is most famous for writing program music?
Beethoven
Berlioz
Schubert
Mozart
42
Circle the best description of the plot from The Firebird Suite.
A magical bird trades one of its feathers for freedom
A composer dreams he is sentenced to death and is surrounded by witches
A ghostly figure takes a child’s life
An Arabian princess tells an evil sultan multiple stories to save her life
43
The recapitulation is defined as ___________________.
The primary idea in a symphony
When the primary theme returns for the second time in a symphony
The secondary idea in a symphony
a short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
44
Tone poems were composed about all of the following EXCEPT what?
Scenes of nature
Stories or plays
The composer's nationality
The composer's emotions
45
Circle the best description of the plot of Scheherazade.
A magical bird trades one of its feathers for freedom
A ghostly figure takes a child’s life
An Arabian princess tells an evil sultan multiple stories to save her life
A composer dreams he is sentenced to death and is surrounded by witches
46
What does idee fixe translate to?
fixed idol
First idea
Fixed idea
False idea
47
What is a rondo?
A composition in several movements for one or more instruments
A slower movement in triple meter that is dance-like
A composition with a reoccuring theme alternating with contrasting sections
A short concluding section that ties all themes together in a symphony
48
“12-Tone” music is also called _____________.
Atonal
Aleatory music
Minimalism
Serialism
49
Who is the most famous composer of lieder in the Romantic period?
Schubert
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
50
How many versions of a tone row exist in 12-Tone music?
Two
Four
One
Three
