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7th Grade Romantic Period Music Quiz
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1
During this time period, there was a growing sense of...
happiness
dissonance
fear
nationalism
2
What is usually played at the beginning of an opera, play or ballet?
suite
prelude
overture
movement
3
Which word means "music that intends to tell or suggest a story or idea?"
incidental music
nationalistic music
programmatic music
concerto
4
During this time, women were given more opportunities to...
compose
receive an education in music
perform
all of the above
5
What is the title of this piece of music?
New World Symphony
Morning Mood
In the Hall of the Mountain King
Symphonie Fantastique
6
Richard Wagner was devoted to his country of...
Germany
Russia
America
England
7
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Romantic period harmony.
dissonance
simple chords
frequent key changes
chromaticism
8
Composers were mostly interested in creating...
popular music that people could dance to
strictly rhythmic music
music that sounded like everyone else's
dramatic and emotional music
9
Music making by these two types of performers increased during the Romantic time period.
virtuosos and prodigies
virtuosos and critics
amateurs and hobbyists
amateurs and virtuosos
10
In this example, the composer creates a feeling of tension by using the technique of...
polyphony
nationalism
exoticism
chromaticism
11
Common people had more access to instruments due to...
increased production from the Industrial Revolution
a decrease in their wages
increased production from the American Revolution
an increase in their wages
12
Which piece of music was written for piano?
Symphony No. 9
Peer Gynt Suite No. 2
Hungarian Rhapsody
1812 Overture
13
What contributed to composers being able to create new timbres in orchestral pieces?
having a larger orchestra
having bigger concert halls
having critics like their music
having more virtuosos to choose from
14
True or false: Conductors, soloists, and critics became stars of their day.
True
False
15
True or False: The symphony was only half as long as those written during the Classical period.
True
False
16
Which musical piece is NOT considered programmatic?
Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 by Grieg
Symphonie Fantastique by Berlioz
1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky
Symphony No. 1 by Brahms
17
A music conservatory is a place where...
learn to perform and create music
learn to like music
people learn to conserve energy
listen to music
18
Which two techniques are used to create tension and suspense in music?
timbre and rhythm
chromaticism and exoticism
chromaticism and dissonance
rhapsody and leitmotif
19
Hector Berlioz was born in...
France
Spain
Norway
Hungary
20
Having larger orchestras could create greater...
audiences to perform for
changes in dynamics
opportunities for performance
changes in tempo
21
In what year did the Romantic period begin?
1820
1910
1900
1850
22
True or False: The saxophone was a newly invented instrument during this time period.
False
True
23
What was the subject of this programmatic material behind this piece of music?
a play about a man's adventures
the composer's strange dreams about a woman
it was an overture to an opera
commemorate Russia's defeat of France
24
Which of the following influenced music written by Romantic composers?
Cultures from far off places
Ancient Greece
Exploration into space
Medieval chant
25
Which word means "a long piece of music written for orchestra and a soloist?"
symphony
concerto
rhapsody
movement