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Lesson 3: Gretchen Review
Lesson 3: Gretchen Review
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A fun quiz to review what we covered in our listening and analysis of 'Gretchen Am Spinnrade'
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1
Lied is a type of art song that sets paintings to music
False
True
2
Schubert set the poem to music when he was 25 years old
False
True
3
There are three main sections to 'Gretchen'
True
False
4
The spinning wheel is an important musical thread in the piece, how is it expressed?
The wheel is musically depicted
An expressive musical motif that represents the wheel and her turmoil
Sharp, stabbing chords
An unwavering arpeggio that relentlessly continues throughout the piece
5
The structure of 'Gretchen Am Spinnrade' is...
Rondo
Binary
Ternery
7-part rondo form, wowee
6
In the first climactic moment of the piece, the 'spinning wheel' stops (select two)
It expresses Gretchen being gripped with emotion
She must have gone to check what's in the pantry
It expresses Gretchen being lost in fantasy
She forgot the words
7
Finally, what happens in the second climax of the piece?
Gretchen accidentally repeats the verse and then it cuts to the end
Gretchen obsessively repeats the words in longing and rapture
Gretchen got into the groove, it's an early form of funk
Gretchen got bored and started to repeat herself
8
'Gretchen Am Spinnrade' is a lied (translation: German art song)
False
True
9
Romantic era art song typically featured which instruments?
Voice and piano
Voice and guitar
Voice and organ
There was a variety of possibilities
10
Franz Schubert pioneered the emotive art song with 'Gretchen Am Spinnrade'
True
False
11
Gretchen Am Spinnrade is a key work of the Romantic era, composed by Franz Schubert in 1814
False
True
12
Gretchen Am Spinnrade translates to the following
Gretchen I am Spin
Gretchen, Woe is She
Gretchen's Spinning Around, Move Out Of The Way
Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel
