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Chapter 4 Review- The Classical Period
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1
What was the musical center of the Western world during the time of the Classical period?
Paris
Munich
Salzburg
Vienna
2
Classical period melodies were ___________ and singable.
simple
complicated
staccato
difficult
3
A classical concerto is a multi-movement work for
instrumental soloist and orchestra
symphonic orchestra
vocal soloist and orchestra
instrumental soloist and piano
4
Haydn’s
The Creation
is an example of an eighteenth-century oratorio.
True
False
5
A ______________ is a show-off piece for a single player and uses orchestral accompaniment
concerto
symphony
concerto grosso
string quartet
6
Haydn and Mozart were friends.
True
False
7
Rondo form consists of
ABACABA
ABBACABA
A A' A'' A''' A''''
ABBA
8
Sonata form consist of three main sections: exposition, development, and
coda
recapitulation
transition
introduction
9
The Classical period saw the rise in popularity of the
Saxophone
Harpsichord
Euphonium
Piano
10
The first section in sonata form is called the
exposition
coda
development
prelude
11
Who worked almost his whole life in the court of the Esterhazy family?
Beethoven
Handel
Mozart
Haydn
12
Mozart studied with Beethoven.
True
False
13
Melodies of the Classical period tend to be
complex
heavy
balanced
unbalanced
14
The _____________ public began to become the patrons of the arts.
democratic
ticket buying
aristocratic
15
The ______________ became standardized and consistent in its makeup during the Classical Period.
basso ostinato
choir
basso continuo
orchestra
16
The three main sections of a sonata-form movement are often followed by a concluding section known as the
theme
coda
bridge
modulation
17
The first version of the guillotine was built by a(n)
architect
orchestra conductor
flautist
harpsichord maker
18
Which of the following instruments was
not
normally included in the
early
Classical orchestra?
trombone
trumpet
french horn
timpani
19
____________ is an example of chamber music.
Opera
String Quartet
Symphony
Orchestra
20
What are two characteristics of all forms of art in the Classical period?
Motionless and creative
Elaborate and Ostentatious
Symmetry and balance
Dark and heavy
21
Which malady afflicted Beethoven and profoundly affected his work as a composer?
deafness
blindness
paralysis
22
A Classical period concerto usually had ________ movements.
five
four
three
two
23
What musical form has three distinct sections and an ending tag?
Theme and Variations
Sonata Allegro
Tocatta
Symphony
24
During the recapitulation (Sonata Allegro form) both themes are in the tonic key.
True
False
25
Classical opera examined topics of
All of the above
love
betrayal
everyday life
26
What continued to be the ultimate art form in the Classical period?
Fugues
Kapellmeisters
Operas
Cantatas
27
Which composer wrote music that was the transition to the Romantic period?
Haydn
Handel
Beethoven
Mozart
28
Which composer died at the age of thirty-five?
Haydn
Quantz
Bach
Mozart
29
What is a dance-like form used in the 3rd movement of a 4 movement instrumental work during the Classical Period?
Sonata
Rondo
Symphony
Minuet and Trio
30
Which composer is credited with developing
most forms
in use during the Classical period?
Frederick the Great
Mozart
Vivaldi
Haydn
31
Belief in concepts such as natural laws, freedom, and democracy are all hallmarks of the
rebirth
New World
Dark Ages
Age of Enlightenment
32
Brass instruments were limited in the make-up of the Classical orchestra because
they did not have valves and could not play most melodies.
composers disliked brass instruments.
they did not sound right in tone quality.
brass instruments did not exist yet.
33
A Classical period symphony usually had ____________ movements.
four
five
three
two
34
The second section in sonata allegro form is called the
rondo
exposition
development
variation
35
The classical string quartet is a musical composition for
two violins, viola, and cello
violin, viola, cello, and bass
violin, viola, cello and piano
All of the above
36
Classical period melodies
use simple rhythms and combination of pitches
are balanced
All of the above
are folk-like
37
Most chamber music in the Classical Period was played by
animals
composers
virtuosos
amateurs
38
Theme-and variations form may be schematically outlined as
ABA
AABB
ABCABC
A A' A'' A''' A''''
39
Don Giovanni, in Mozart’s opera of that name, is
the servant to Leporello
Sir John Falstaff
the legendary Spanish lover
a despotic Italian nobleman
40
The Classical composer who tried to work as a free-lance artist, and died a pauper.
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Beethoven
41
What opera of Mozart's showcases special effects, murder, ghosts, and sword fights?
Don Juanda
Don Giovanni
Don Pasquale
Don Juanita
42
A commonly used form during the Classical period was
concerto grosso
galant
fugue
rondo form
43
Composing on his death bed, Mozart left his final piece unfinished, also known as the
Variations on Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
The Magic Flute
Symphony #42
Requiem in D Minor
44
Who was Beethoven's Third Symphony originally dedicated to?
Napoleon Bonaparte
George Washington
the Marquis de Lafayette
the Duke of Wellington
45
The form known as minuet & trio is often employed as the _______ movement of classical symphonies and string quartets.
Second
Fourth
Third
First
46
Which of the following best describes first-movement concerto form?
a sonata-allegro form with a single exposition
minuet and trio
sonata-allegro form with a double exposition
modified sonata-allegro form
47
By the age of six, Mozart
could play the piano
could play the violin
made his first concert tour as a child prodigy
All of the above
48
Which of the following is not part of the
sonata-form
?
exposition
development
fugue
recapitulation
49
How many symphonies did Beethoven write?
10
More than 40
More than 100
9
50
What was considered controversial about Mozart’s
The Marriage of Figaro
?
It was first sung in English.
It concerned the storming of the Bastille.
It made fun of the aristocracy.
51
A faster dance-like form used in the
late
Classical period was the
concerto
minuet
scherzo
symphony
52
What are the dates for the Classical period in music?
800-1950
450-1500
1750-1820
1990-2001
53
Sonata form is also known as ___________ form.
minuet and trio
Baroque
sonata allegro
solo
54
Which of Beethoven’s symphonies sets the famous
Ode to Joy
poem by Schiller?
No. 9
No. 10
No. 5
No. 1
55
Who was one of the most famous
published
composers of the Classical period?
Mozart
Haydn
Vivaldi
Beethoven
56
Which type of opera came into being during the Classical period?
Comic
Happy
Sad
Dark
57
Which composer is considered the father of the Classical period?
Brahms
Haydn
Mozart
Quantz
58
Who was a child prodigy?
Haydn
Mozart
Handel
Beethoven
59
The minuet and trio movement of a classical symphony, string quartet, or other work, is in
ABA
ABACABA
A A' A'' A''' A''''
AABB
60
Franz Josef Haydn spent most of his adult life
as a teacher.
serving a wealthy aristocratic family.
as a professional free lance musician.
as a church musician and organist.
61
What is a funeral mass called?
Oratorio
Requiem
Funeral Sonata
Cantata
62
Haydn’s String Quartet, Op. 76, No. 2 is nicknamed
Emperor
because
the Emperor played the viola in the first performance.
it was based on a tune written by the Emperor.
the theme in the 2nd mvt. is based on a hymn written for the Emperor.
63
The usual order of movements in a classical symphony is
fast, dance-related, slow, fast
fast, slow, dance-related, fast
fast, slow, fast, slow
64
The K. number following each Mozart work refers to
the key or tonality of the composition.
the name of the man who catalogued his compositions.
the king who served as a patron for the composition.
65
A typical order of movements in a Classical concerto is
slow, fast, slow
fast, slow, fast
fast, slow, dance-like, fast
66
The title of Mozart’s
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
means "a little night music."
True
False
67
The first and last movements of a Classical period symphony are usually
slow
fast
dance-like
played by a soloist