Why did Martin Luther encourage new church music?

He wanted people to sing in their own language, not just in Latin.

Where did Opera begin?

French and Italian Royal Courts

What is 'Atonal' music?

Music without a tonal center, based in a serie of 12 notes

What did Pythagoras think about music and the stars?

He thought the stars made music as they moved called harmony of the spheres

Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period

O Virtus Saentiae - Hildegard von Bingen - Medieval period

Name of the piece - Name of band - Name of music style

Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles - Rock'roll

Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period

Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky - Romantic

Who was Josquin des Prez?

A famous Renaissance composer known for his beautiful, expressive music.

Why was music important to the ancient Greeks?

They believed music helped make people better and balanced.

What is Gregorian Chant?

A type of church music sung in a single melody without any instruments.

What new type of music performance started in the Baroque period?

Opera, which is like a play with singing and music.

Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period

Come Again, Sweet Love - John Downland - Renaissance

What is 'Nationalism' in music?

using country specific themes, like folk music

It’s when two or more melodies are sung or played at the same time.

Which revolutions happened during the classical period?

French and American revolutions

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Music History: Antiquity, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern, and Post-Modern/Contemporary (by Ms. Nichols and updated by Mr. Correa) Famous Composers Dates of Eras Famous pieces Instruments

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Questions 85

Answers

1
What instrument was used in Ancient Greek and Roman music?
Violins. Violas, Cellos
Lutes, Sackbut, Pipe Organs
Harps, lyres, kitharas
Oboes. Flutes, Trombones
2
What is 'a solo instrumentalist accompanied by orchestra'?
Motet
Sonata
Chamber music
Concerto
3
Which of these is NOT a Classical composer?
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
Schoenberg
4
During what time period did the Symphony Orchestra become standard (containing the four orchestral instrument groups)?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
5
What music was popular during World War II?
Swing
Cantatas
Rock'n Roll
Motets
6
What type of music did Bach write a lot of?
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Symphony
Hymn
7
What is a solo instrumentalist accompanied by an orchestra'?
Sonata
Concerto
Madrigal
Hymn
8
What musical is based on 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Showboat
West Side Story
Hamilton
Annie
9
Why did Martin Luther encourage new church music?
He wanted people to sing in Latin.
He wanted people to not have music in the service.
He wanted people to dance.
He wanted people to sing in their own language, not just in Latin.
10
This is a Renaissance string instrument. What is it?
Lute
Guitar
Flute
Sitar
11
Where did Opera begin?
French and Italian Royal Courts
Germany
America
Greek Amphitheaters
12
What is 'Atonal' music?
Music without a tonal center, based in a serie of 12 notes
Music that uses Major and Minor Keys
Music that uses Major Keys
Music that uses Minor Keys
13
What type of music did Bach write a lot of?
Hymn
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Symphony
14
Who composed the Ode to Joy in his 9th symphony?
Bach
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Haydn
15
What did Pythagoras think about music and the stars?
He didin't like music
He developed his theorem
He thought music was made of stones
He thought the stars made music as they moved called harmony of the spheres
16
The Renaissance was introduced to mass communication by the invention of which instrument?
Tablet
Gutenberg Printing Press
Typewriter
Telephone
17
Which composer is considered to be in the transition from the Classical to the Romantic periods?
Beethoven
Haydn
Bach
Mozart
18
Where is the orchestra during an opera?
In the audience
On stage
In the pit
Outside the theater
19
What is 'a light, comedic opera'?
Musical Theater
Nocturne
Operettas
Jazz
20
What instrument did Louis Armstrong play?
Trombone
Cello
Trumpet
Saxophone
21
When was the Classical Period?
1750 - 1820
1400 - 1600
1150 - 1400
1800 - 1750
22
What is 'a light, comedic opera'?
Musical
Opera Buffa
Opera
Operetta
23
What is a Playbill?
Printed program
Orchestral Introduction
Italian word for song
Summary of the Story
24
Which of these is NOT a modern composer?
John Cage
Schoenberg
Bach
Stravinsky
25
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
O Virtus Saentiae - Hildegard von Bingen - Medieval period
O Virtus Saentiae - Taylor Swift - Contemporary period
O Virtus Saentiae - Fanny Mendelssohn - Romantic period
O Virtus Saentiae - Clara Schumann - Romantic period
26
In which musical period composers started to write music for dance?
Middle Ages
Baroque
Classical
Renaissance
27
Mozart was one of the greatest musicians of the Classical Era. True or false?
True
False
28
Name of the piece - Name of band - Name of music style
Eleanor Rigby - Elvis Presley - Rock'roll
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles - Rock'roll
Yellow Submarine - The Beatles - Rock'roll
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles - Classical
29
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
1812 Overture - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky - Classical
The Swan - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
30
Musicans started writing music down in the Medieval Era. True or false.
False
True
31
Which musical era was inspired by poetry and literature?
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
32
What is a secular acapella piece written for 3-6 voices during the Renaissance Era?
Madrigal
Symphony
Hymn
Concerto
33
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Halleluja - Handel - Baroque
The Messiah - Bach - Baroque
Halleluja - Handel - Classical
Spring - Vivaldi - Baroque
34
What Baroque instrument is this?
Harp
Organ
Harpsichord
Piano
35
Which of these were often written for piano?
Madrigals
Motets
Symphonies
Sonatas
36
Who was Josquin des Prez?
A famous Renaissance painter known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance architect known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance composer known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance scientist known for beautiful, expressive music.
37
Who were Gregorian chants named after?
Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Gregory Abbot
Pope Gregory
38
Why was music important to the ancient Greeks?
They believed music was bad for the mind
They believed music was great for growing vegetables
They believed music helped make people better and balanced.
They believed music was only for dance
39
What is Gregorian Chant?
Medieval instrumental music
Classical music
A type of church music sung in a single melody without any instruments.
Secular music of the Medieval Period
40
What new type of music performance started in the Baroque period?
Computer music
Opera, which is like a play with singing and music.
Jazz
Electric music
41
What musical featured African-American leads and an interracial couple?
Beetlejuice
West Side Story
Hamilton
Showboat
42
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Come Again, Sweet Love - John Downland - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love -George Friedrich Handel - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love - Johann Sebastian Bach - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love - John Downland - Baroque
43
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Spring - Vivaldi - Baroque
Vivaldi - Spring - Baroque
Spring - Bach - Baroque
Winter - Vivaldi - Baroque
44
The instrument most likely found in a Baroque church.
Harpsichord
Viol de gamba
Lute
Pipe Organ
45
Who was the Ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher who wrote about the relationship between music and math?
Vivaldi
Bach
Plato
Pytaghoras
46
What is 'Nationalism' in music?
using country specific themes, like folk music
thinking your country is superior to all others
music inspired by the night
talking about your country a lot
47
What were the two forms of sacred music during the Renaissance?
Sonata and suite
Symphony and trios
Madrigal and Instrumental Music
Motet and Mass
48
What is polyphony?
It's when you have one melody sung or played by voice or instrument
It's when you have one melody played together
It’s when two or more melodies are sung or played at the same time.
It's when you have one melody sung together
49
Who were some famous Classical composers?
Palestrina, Josquin Des Prez, Juan del Encina
Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven
Purcell, Handel and Corelli
Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi
50
What happened in America during the Classical Era (1750-1820)?
World War 2
Civil War
American Revolution
World War 1
51
Which revolutions happened during the classical period?
Italian revolution
Polish revolution
Russian revolution
French and American revolutions
52
Johann Sebastian Bach was the greatest musician of which era?
Classical Era
Medieval Era or Middle Ages
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
53
What is called the Renaissance secular a cappella piece written for 3 to 6 voices?
Motet
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
Monophony
54
How did musical notation help music during the medieval times?
It taught people to read
It allowed people to write down music, so it could be remembered and shared
It was made of books
It was invented by Gutenberg
55
When was the Renaissance Era?
1250-1400
1750-1820
1450-1600
1600-1750
56
Which of these were often written for piano in the Classical Era?
Sonata
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Hymn
57
What’s a baroque concerto?
A piece of music that features the orchestra.
Fixing a broken baroque instrument.
A piece of music that features a solo instrument with an orchestra.
A piece of music that features a solo instrument.
58
What invention helped spread music faster during the Renaissance?
The printing press allowed music to be printed and shared widely.
The telephone allowed music to be shared widely.
The great discoveries allowed music to be shared widely.
The mp3 allowed music to be shared widely.
59
Who were some famous Baroque composers?
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raffaello
Hildegard von Bingen
Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven
Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, and George Frideric Handel.
60
This type of music was the Medieval music of the Catholic Church. What is it called?
Droning
Moaning
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
61
What is the oldest known musical instrument?
The Lute
The Violin
A bone flute, over 40,000 years old.
The Clarinet
62
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
6th Symphony - Beethoven - Romantic
9th Symphony - Beethoven - Baroque
5th Symphony - Beethoven - Classical
5th Symphony - Beethoven - Modern
63
What is Baroque music known for?
It’s known for being ugly.
It’s known for being fancy, emotional, and very expressive.
It’s known for being dark and heavy.
It’s known for being funny.
64
What is 'a single melodic line sung by unison choir or soloist'?
Cantata
Sonata
Gregorian Chant
Madrigal
65
Who were the troubadours and what did they sing about?
They were kings and queens
They were traveling musicians who sang about love, adventure, and chivalry.
They were priests
They were knights and maidens
66
Which of these is NOT a Baroque composer?
Haydn
Bach
Vivaldi
Handel
67
What musical did Leonard Bernstein write?
The Sound of Music
Beetlejuice
Hamilton
West Side Story
68
What is the voice part's order from HIGHEST to LOWEST?
Alto, Tenor, Baritone
Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Soprano
Soprano, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass
69
What is called the Medieval single melodic line sung in unison by a choir or soloist?
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
Motet
Mass
70
What music was first heard in Protestant churches?
Symphonies
Madrigals
Gregorian Chant
Protestant Hymns
71
Who is considered the best violin maker of all times?
J.S.Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
Arcangelo Corelli
Antonius Stradivarius
72
What pair of composers wrote many famous musicals such as 'Sound of Music'?
Linus and Lucy
Rogers and Hammerstein
Leonard and Bernstein
Romeo and Juliet
73
J.S. Bach cantatas are based on...
Folk songs
Secular lyrics
Hymn Tunes from the Lutheran Church
Biblical text in Latin
74
Where was music mostly performed in the medieval period?
In Castles
In the streets of Paris
In the roads between villages
Mostly in churches and monasteries by monks and priests.
75
How did Baroque composers make music sound more interesting?
They sang their music loud.
They used always the same instrument.
They used contrast, like loud and soft, and added ornaments to melodies
They published their music on TikTok.
76
What kind of music was Schoenberg known for?
Romantic
Atonal
Songs
Classical
77
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
America - Leonard Bernstein - Classical
America - Robert Schumann - Modern/Contemporary
America - Leonard Bernstein - Modern/Contemporary
America - Leonard Bernstein - Romantic
78
In which period was created a new style of music called opera?
Baroque
Renaissance
Classic
Medieval
79
What musical is based on 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Wicked
Frozen
West Side Story
The Sound of Music
80
Which instrument of the following was played by the Greeks?
Panpipes( or Pan flute)
Bagpipes
French Horn
Cajon
81
When was the Medieval Era (or the Middle Ages)?
1600 - 1750
1400 - 1600
450 - 1450
1750 - 1820
82
What is a madrigal?
A type of Renaissance flower.
A type of Renaissance dance.
A type of Renaissance secular song with several voices about love or nature
A type of Renaissance sacred song with several voices, often about god.
83
When did orchestras become larger and use all 4 instrument families?
Modern period
Romantic period
Baroque period
Classical period
84
When did rock music first become popular?
1930's
1860's
2000's
1950's
85
Who were the two female composers from the Romantic era?
Clara and Robert Schumann
Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn
Clara Mendelssohn and Fanny Schumann
Fanny and Robert Mendelssohn

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Questions 85

Answers

1
What instrument was used in Ancient Greek and Roman music?
Violins. Violas, Cellos
Lutes, Sackbut, Pipe Organs
Harps, lyres, kitharas
Oboes. Flutes, Trombones
2
What is 'a solo instrumentalist accompanied by orchestra'?
Motet
Sonata
Chamber music
Concerto
3
Which of these is NOT a Classical composer?
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
Schoenberg
4
During what time period did the Symphony Orchestra become standard (containing the four orchestral instrument groups)?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
5
What music was popular during World War II?
Swing
Cantatas
Rock'n Roll
Motets
6
What type of music did Bach write a lot of?
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Symphony
Hymn
7
What is a solo instrumentalist accompanied by an orchestra'?
Sonata
Concerto
Madrigal
Hymn
8
What musical is based on 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Showboat
West Side Story
Hamilton
Annie
9
Why did Martin Luther encourage new church music?
He wanted people to sing in Latin.
He wanted people to not have music in the service.
He wanted people to dance.
He wanted people to sing in their own language, not just in Latin.
10
This is a Renaissance string instrument. What is it?
Lute
Guitar
Flute
Sitar
11
Where did Opera begin?
French and Italian Royal Courts
Germany
America
Greek Amphitheaters
12
What is 'Atonal' music?
Music without a tonal center, based in a serie of 12 notes
Music that uses Major and Minor Keys
Music that uses Major Keys
Music that uses Minor Keys
13
What type of music did Bach write a lot of?
Hymn
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Symphony
14
Who composed the Ode to Joy in his 9th symphony?
Bach
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Haydn
15
What did Pythagoras think about music and the stars?
He didin't like music
He developed his theorem
He thought music was made of stones
He thought the stars made music as they moved called harmony of the spheres
16
The Renaissance was introduced to mass communication by the invention of which instrument?
Tablet
Gutenberg Printing Press
Typewriter
Telephone
17
Which composer is considered to be in the transition from the Classical to the Romantic periods?
Beethoven
Haydn
Bach
Mozart
18
Where is the orchestra during an opera?
In the audience
On stage
In the pit
Outside the theater
19
What is 'a light, comedic opera'?
Musical Theater
Nocturne
Operettas
Jazz
20
What instrument did Louis Armstrong play?
Trombone
Cello
Trumpet
Saxophone
21
When was the Classical Period?
1750 - 1820
1400 - 1600
1150 - 1400
1800 - 1750
22
What is 'a light, comedic opera'?
Musical
Opera Buffa
Opera
Operetta
23
What is a Playbill?
Printed program
Orchestral Introduction
Italian word for song
Summary of the Story
24
Which of these is NOT a modern composer?
John Cage
Schoenberg
Bach
Stravinsky
25
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
O Virtus Saentiae - Hildegard von Bingen - Medieval period
O Virtus Saentiae - Taylor Swift - Contemporary period
O Virtus Saentiae - Fanny Mendelssohn - Romantic period
O Virtus Saentiae - Clara Schumann - Romantic period
26
In which musical period composers started to write music for dance?
Middle Ages
Baroque
Classical
Renaissance
27
Mozart was one of the greatest musicians of the Classical Era. True or false?
True
False
28
Name of the piece - Name of band - Name of music style
Eleanor Rigby - Elvis Presley - Rock'roll
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles - Rock'roll
Yellow Submarine - The Beatles - Rock'roll
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles - Classical
29
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
1812 Overture - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky - Classical
The Swan - Tchaikovsky - Romantic
30
Musicans started writing music down in the Medieval Era. True or false.
False
True
31
Which musical era was inspired by poetry and literature?
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
32
What is a secular acapella piece written for 3-6 voices during the Renaissance Era?
Madrigal
Symphony
Hymn
Concerto
33
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Halleluja - Handel - Baroque
The Messiah - Bach - Baroque
Halleluja - Handel - Classical
Spring - Vivaldi - Baroque
34
What Baroque instrument is this?
Harp
Organ
Harpsichord
Piano
35
Which of these were often written for piano?
Madrigals
Motets
Symphonies
Sonatas
36
Who was Josquin des Prez?
A famous Renaissance painter known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance architect known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance composer known for his beautiful, expressive music.
A famous Renaissance scientist known for beautiful, expressive music.
37
Who were Gregorian chants named after?
Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Gregory Abbot
Pope Gregory
38
Why was music important to the ancient Greeks?
They believed music was bad for the mind
They believed music was great for growing vegetables
They believed music helped make people better and balanced.
They believed music was only for dance
39
What is Gregorian Chant?
Medieval instrumental music
Classical music
A type of church music sung in a single melody without any instruments.
Secular music of the Medieval Period
40
What new type of music performance started in the Baroque period?
Computer music
Opera, which is like a play with singing and music.
Jazz
Electric music
41
What musical featured African-American leads and an interracial couple?
Beetlejuice
West Side Story
Hamilton
Showboat
42
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Come Again, Sweet Love - John Downland - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love -George Friedrich Handel - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love - Johann Sebastian Bach - Renaissance
Come Again, Sweet Love - John Downland - Baroque
43
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
Spring - Vivaldi - Baroque
Vivaldi - Spring - Baroque
Spring - Bach - Baroque
Winter - Vivaldi - Baroque
44
The instrument most likely found in a Baroque church.
Harpsichord
Viol de gamba
Lute
Pipe Organ
45
Who was the Ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher who wrote about the relationship between music and math?
Vivaldi
Bach
Plato
Pytaghoras
46
What is 'Nationalism' in music?
using country specific themes, like folk music
thinking your country is superior to all others
music inspired by the night
talking about your country a lot
47
What were the two forms of sacred music during the Renaissance?
Sonata and suite
Symphony and trios
Madrigal and Instrumental Music
Motet and Mass
48
What is polyphony?
It's when you have one melody sung or played by voice or instrument
It's when you have one melody played together
It’s when two or more melodies are sung or played at the same time.
It's when you have one melody sung together
49
Who were some famous Classical composers?
Palestrina, Josquin Des Prez, Juan del Encina
Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven
Purcell, Handel and Corelli
Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi
50
What happened in America during the Classical Era (1750-1820)?
World War 2
Civil War
American Revolution
World War 1
51
Which revolutions happened during the classical period?
Italian revolution
Polish revolution
Russian revolution
French and American revolutions
52
Johann Sebastian Bach was the greatest musician of which era?
Classical Era
Medieval Era or Middle Ages
Baroque Era
Renaissance Era
53
What is called the Renaissance secular a cappella piece written for 3 to 6 voices?
Motet
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
Monophony
54
How did musical notation help music during the medieval times?
It taught people to read
It allowed people to write down music, so it could be remembered and shared
It was made of books
It was invented by Gutenberg
55
When was the Renaissance Era?
1250-1400
1750-1820
1450-1600
1600-1750
56
Which of these were often written for piano in the Classical Era?
Sonata
Cantata
Gregorian chant
Hymn
57
What’s a baroque concerto?
A piece of music that features the orchestra.
Fixing a broken baroque instrument.
A piece of music that features a solo instrument with an orchestra.
A piece of music that features a solo instrument.
58
What invention helped spread music faster during the Renaissance?
The printing press allowed music to be printed and shared widely.
The telephone allowed music to be shared widely.
The great discoveries allowed music to be shared widely.
The mp3 allowed music to be shared widely.
59
Who were some famous Baroque composers?
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raffaello
Hildegard von Bingen
Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven
Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, and George Frideric Handel.
60
This type of music was the Medieval music of the Catholic Church. What is it called?
Droning
Moaning
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
61
What is the oldest known musical instrument?
The Lute
The Violin
A bone flute, over 40,000 years old.
The Clarinet
62
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
6th Symphony - Beethoven - Romantic
9th Symphony - Beethoven - Baroque
5th Symphony - Beethoven - Classical
5th Symphony - Beethoven - Modern
63
What is Baroque music known for?
It’s known for being ugly.
It’s known for being fancy, emotional, and very expressive.
It’s known for being dark and heavy.
It’s known for being funny.
64
What is 'a single melodic line sung by unison choir or soloist'?
Cantata
Sonata
Gregorian Chant
Madrigal
65
Who were the troubadours and what did they sing about?
They were kings and queens
They were traveling musicians who sang about love, adventure, and chivalry.
They were priests
They were knights and maidens
66
Which of these is NOT a Baroque composer?
Haydn
Bach
Vivaldi
Handel
67
What musical did Leonard Bernstein write?
The Sound of Music
Beetlejuice
Hamilton
West Side Story
68
What is the voice part's order from HIGHEST to LOWEST?
Alto, Tenor, Baritone
Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Soprano
Soprano, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass
69
What is called the Medieval single melodic line sung in unison by a choir or soloist?
Madrigal
Gregorian Chant
Motet
Mass
70
What music was first heard in Protestant churches?
Symphonies
Madrigals
Gregorian Chant
Protestant Hymns
71
Who is considered the best violin maker of all times?
J.S.Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
Arcangelo Corelli
Antonius Stradivarius
72
What pair of composers wrote many famous musicals such as 'Sound of Music'?
Linus and Lucy
Rogers and Hammerstein
Leonard and Bernstein
Romeo and Juliet
73
J.S. Bach cantatas are based on...
Folk songs
Secular lyrics
Hymn Tunes from the Lutheran Church
Biblical text in Latin
74
Where was music mostly performed in the medieval period?
In Castles
In the streets of Paris
In the roads between villages
Mostly in churches and monasteries by monks and priests.
75
How did Baroque composers make music sound more interesting?
They sang their music loud.
They used always the same instrument.
They used contrast, like loud and soft, and added ornaments to melodies
They published their music on TikTok.
76
What kind of music was Schoenberg known for?
Romantic
Atonal
Songs
Classical
77
Name of the piece - Name of composer - Name of time period
America - Leonard Bernstein - Classical
America - Robert Schumann - Modern/Contemporary
America - Leonard Bernstein - Modern/Contemporary
America - Leonard Bernstein - Romantic
78
In which period was created a new style of music called opera?
Baroque
Renaissance
Classic
Medieval
79
What musical is based on 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Wicked
Frozen
West Side Story
The Sound of Music
80
Which instrument of the following was played by the Greeks?
Panpipes( or Pan flute)
Bagpipes
French Horn
Cajon
81
When was the Medieval Era (or the Middle Ages)?
1600 - 1750
1400 - 1600
450 - 1450
1750 - 1820
82
What is a madrigal?
A type of Renaissance flower.
A type of Renaissance dance.
A type of Renaissance secular song with several voices about love or nature
A type of Renaissance sacred song with several voices, often about god.
83
When did orchestras become larger and use all 4 instrument families?
Modern period
Romantic period
Baroque period
Classical period
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When did rock music first become popular?
1930's
1860's
2000's
1950's
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Who were the two female composers from the Romantic era?
Clara and Robert Schumann
Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn
Clara Mendelssohn and Fanny Schumann
Fanny and Robert Mendelssohn