Music History Quiz Chorus

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A #music#Renaissance#Classical#Baroque Quiz

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Single unison melody
Homophony
Monophony
Polyphony
Dynamic
2
Classical Era Dates
1450-1600
1600-1750
1820-1900
1750-1820
3
Vocal music is more important than instrumental music.
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
4
Baroque Era Dates
1750-1820
1450-1600
1600-1750
1820-1900
5
Classical Era
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Mostly monophonic texture
Mostly Homophonic Texture, with some polyphony
6
Composers: Morley, Palestrina, Farmer
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
7
Music pertaining to religion
Sacred
Secular
Ballad
Pop
8
Forms are balanced
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
9
Instrumental music is more important than Vocal music.
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Classical Era
10
Vocal and Instrumental music are of equal importance.
Renaissance Era
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Romantic Era
11
Composers: Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart
Romantic Era
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Baroque Era
12
Composers: Bach, Handel, Vivaldi
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
13
Music is valued for its own sake/Absolute music.
Romantic Era
Renaissance Era
Baroque Era
Classical Era
14
Renaissance Era Dates
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1900
1450-1600
15
Melody with accompanying chords
Homophony
Dynamic
Monophony
Polyphony
16
Music not pertaining to religion, but worldly themes.
Mass
Motet
Sacred
Secular
17
Baroque Era
Mostly Polyphonic Texture, with some polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
Mostly monophonic texture
18
2 or more independent melodies performed at the same time.
Polyphony
Dynamic
Monophony
Homophony
19
Terraced Dynamics and driving rhythms
Baroque Era
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
20
Renaissance Era
Mostly Polyphonic Texture, with some polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
Mostly monophonic texture

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Music History Quiz Chorus

20 termsStudBud Administration98 plays

A #music#Renaissance#Classical#Baroque Quiz

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
Single unison melody
Homophony
Monophony
Polyphony
Dynamic
2
Classical Era Dates
1450-1600
1600-1750
1820-1900
1750-1820
3
Vocal music is more important than instrumental music.
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
4
Baroque Era Dates
1750-1820
1450-1600
1600-1750
1820-1900
5
Classical Era
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Mostly monophonic texture
Mostly Homophonic Texture, with some polyphony
6
Composers: Morley, Palestrina, Farmer
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
7
Music pertaining to religion
Sacred
Secular
Ballad
Pop
8
Forms are balanced
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
9
Instrumental music is more important than Vocal music.
Romantic Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Classical Era
10
Vocal and Instrumental music are of equal importance.
Renaissance Era
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Romantic Era
11
Composers: Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart
Romantic Era
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Baroque Era
12
Composers: Bach, Handel, Vivaldi
Classical Era
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
13
Music is valued for its own sake/Absolute music.
Romantic Era
Renaissance Era
Baroque Era
Classical Era
14
Renaissance Era Dates
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1900
1450-1600
15
Melody with accompanying chords
Homophony
Dynamic
Monophony
Polyphony
16
Music not pertaining to religion, but worldly themes.
Mass
Motet
Sacred
Secular
17
Baroque Era
Mostly Polyphonic Texture, with some polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
Mostly monophonic texture
18
2 or more independent melodies performed at the same time.
Polyphony
Dynamic
Monophony
Homophony
19
Terraced Dynamics and driving rhythms
Baroque Era
Classical Era
Renaissance Era
Romantic Era
20
Renaissance Era
Mostly Polyphonic Texture, with some polyphony
All polyphonic texture
Homophonic Texture with very little polyphony
Mostly monophonic texture