MUL 2010 :)

Structural Listening: Privileges Form of Music and Kinesthetic Listening: allows music to inspire movement

Nationalist music attempts to connect listeners to a sonic aspect of the composer's homeland. How?

Anglicanism employed which types of music:

What is the philosophy of the Classical Period?

Affect is a main aesthetic idea of the Baroque.

A musical ensemble comprised of a string instrument, wind instrument, percussion instrument, and a harpsichord would be

Beethoven's Symphony 9 adds a new scoring element to the symphony:

The goal of the Counter-Reformation was to make decorative polyphony the main goal

Music involves sound and organization

What is the philosophy of the 20th/21st Period?

Which of the following lists features percussion instruments?

Beethoven's Symphony 5 features a ______________ that appears in each movement, connecting them all organically.

Which of the following lists features the brass section of an orchestra?

Which of the following genres does NOT use the Four Movement Plan?

Each pitch that we hear is comprised of many pitches in specific ratios due to the harmonic series.

Courtiers had to learn sophisticated dances in order to be considered cultured

Asymmetry is not a leading tenet of the Classical Era

The word Renaissance, meaning "rebirth," refers to which of the following ideas being "reborn?"

A drum with an animal skin drum head is a member of the chordophones

Which of the following musical genres would NOT appear in a small  salon setting?

Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique is a program symphony

What is the philosophy of the Baroque Period?

Haydn's Creation is an oratorio and uses the creation of the animals in text painting

An instrument that makes sound via air vibrating in a tube or column is an aerophone

A pair of cymbals is a member of the idiophones

Which of the following contexts would NOT involve secular music/text?

An instrument that makes sound via vibrating strings is an idiophone

An organist can play a fugue on an organ with no other instruments involved

Wagner's version of nationalism meant drawing upon Norse mythology for his operatic stories.

What could the bottom layers of Renaissance masses be?

How does Du Fay use number symbolism?

The longer a pipe, tube, or string, the higher the pitch.

What is the philosophy of the Renaissance?

Which of the following lists features the string section of an orchestra?

Which of the following composers best exemplified the Counter-Reformation's musical goals?

Cantatas can be sacred or secular

Goal of Sacred Motet:

Which of the following instrument pairs could function as a basso continuo group?

A concerto grosso is different from a solo concerto because it has a group of soloists instead of just one

The first person to determine pitch ratios was Pythagoras

Handel's Messiah was premiered in Ireland, and a tradition began of using the proceeds for charity

The difference between oratorios and operas is that they are not staged

Dionysus was the Greek god that the Classical Era attempted to emulate

A “suite” is comprised of music NOT originally used for dancing.

What would Richard Wagner want you to call his operatic works?

Early Calvinism employed monophonic psalms

Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel ran a salon

Da Capo Aria form

Timbre allows us to differentiate between two instruments playing the same pitch

What instrument did Paganini compose difficult technical pieces?

A solo concerto usually uses which of the following forms?

The Medici family wormed their way into the Papacy

Early Lutheranism employed which types of music:

Which of the following lists features the woodwind section of an orchestra?

How many pedals does a standard grand piano have?

The Bach Passions use text from all of the following sources EXCEPT the book of common prayer

Tobias Hume was an English composer who served under Anglican Queen Elizabeth and was granted a printing patent

What is the philosophy of the Middle Ages?

an organist uses ONLY their hands to play

What was Martin Luther's original goal?

What is the philosophy of the Romantic Period?