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Classical and Romantic Music (Review)
Classical and Romantic Music (Review)
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Review for Exam 3 - Enjoyment of music (chapters 25-41)
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1
A Symphonic Poem is
An overture
A program symphony to be played during a play
A one-movement piece for orchestra with contrasting sections
Orchestral music to be played during a poem reading
2
Who is credited with creating the modern piano style?
Schubert
Mozart
Beethoven
Chopin
3
Principal themes that reoccur throughout Wagner's Operas are called
Leitmotifs
Motives
Fixed ideas
Libretti
4
These are improvements made for the piano in the Romantic era, EXCEPT:
Mechanical action more accurate
It was made louder
A second keyboard was added
Range of notes increased
5
What is NOT characteristic of the Romantic Era?
Art unsettle rather than soothes
Struggling artist working against society and conventions
Artwork displays the artist's originality
Artwork displays logic and balance
6
Thematic development is
The composition of new melodies that appear in a composition
The middle section of the Sonata Form
A form called Theme and Variations
The expansion and reworking of a theme within a composition
7
What is true about music in the Classical Era?
it is an outpouring of emotions
Emphasizes personal expression
Emphasizes clarity and regularity of structure
Presents subjectivism
8
The greatest names in Romantic Italian and Germanic Operas are, respectively
Rossini and Mozart
Verdi and Mozart
Donizetti and Beethoven
Verdi and Wagner
9
Incidental music is
A symphonic poem
A program symphony
Music that was done accidentally
Music written for plays, or to be played between acts
10
By the Romantic Era, music moved from the palace to the
Concert Hall
Stadium
Public square
Church
11
Which genre is NOT an example of sacred choral music in the Classical Era:
Madrigal
Mass
Requiem
Oratorio
12
What is NOT true about Haydn:
Represents patronage system at its best
Famous for being a child prodigy
Had perfect conditions for composing
Known as the "father of symphony"
13
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 is an early example of
Polyphonic music
Program music
Cyclic form
Rondo Form
14
What is NOT true about Beethoven
Has remarkable number of compositions, especially symphonies
Had a tremendous influence on subsequent composers
pushed agains formal conventions
Became deaf
15
What is Berlioz'
Symphonie Fantastique
about?
Nature
The composer's infatuation with a model
Is autobiographical
An artist who rebels against society
16
Characteristics of the
Opera buffa
include
Heavy and dark emotions
Down-to-earth plots
Serious plot
Legendary heroes as main characters
17
What are the instruments of a String Quartet?
A violin, a viola, a bass a guitar
A violin, a viola, a cello and a double-bass
Two violins, a viola and a harp
Two violins, a viola and a cello
18
What is a Lied?
A poem that is read with music in the background
An a capella song for solo voice
A song composed during the Classical Era
A German poem set to music for voice & piano accompaniment
19
What styles did Stephen Foster blended in his parlor songs?
European spirit and American spirituals
Operas and sonatas
Symphonies and Lieder
Vernacular American spirit and European art tradition
20
Which of the following best describes absolute music?
Music without a story or a text
All instrumental music
Music without form
Music with a literary link
