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1
Many people think that Beethoven is the bridge between Romantic and Classical music.
True
False
2
What does
da capo
mean?
Back to the beginning
Haydn's favorite musical form, outlined as ABACA
Look at the conductor
An extra tag at the end of a piece
3
The _________ movement of Haydn's
Surprise
Symphony is in theme-and-variations form.
First
Second
Fourth
Third
4
Classicism, as a stylistic period in Western music, roughly encompassed the years ______.
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1900
1450-1600
5
The first movement of the sonata form is almost always ____ and ____.
stately; rondo form
fast; theme and variations
slow; dance-like
fast; sonata form
6
A transitional passage that leads to a contrasting section is called a ______.
Motive
Development
Coda
Bridge
7
Mozart's music fell out of favor because...
It was thought to be too simple and old fashioned.
It was though to be too complicated and dissonant.
8
Sonata form consists of three main sections: exposition, development, and ______.
Bridge
Rondo
Recapitulation
Redefinition
9
In Vienna, Haydn and Mozart became close friends.
False
True
10
Sonata form is used frequently as the form for the ________ movement of a multimovement work.
all of the above
final fast
first
slow
11
The last movement of a classical symphony ______.
usually lively and brilliant, but lighter than opening mvmt
All of the above
is always in the tonic key of the symphony
is most often in sonata or sonata-rondo form
12
The 3 main sections of sonata-form movement are often followed by a concluding section known as
bridge
coda
theme
motive
13
Joseph Haydn's contract of employment shows that he was considered a skilled servant.
True
False
14
Chamber music is designed to...
display the virtuosity of the players
be for an intimate setting of a small room
exclusively for performance by paid professional musicians
to be conducted by experienced orchestral directors
15
Composers in the Classical period favored the middle class by doing what?
all of the above
writing dance music for public balls
making fun of the aristocracy in comic operas
flavoring serious compositions with folks tunes
16
Which of the following statements is
not
true of the Classical period?
Pieces had contrasting moods and themes.
Basso Continuo was abandoned.
Increased use in terraced dynamics.
Composers were influenced by folk and popular music.
17
Along with symphonies, what was Haydn's most important work?
masses
operas
piano concertos
string quartets
18
A symphony typically only highlights one musical family of the orchestra.
False
True
19
Minuets are usually brisk and lively in tempo.
True
False
20
What did the typical orchestra of the classical period consist of?
Woodwinds, trombones, drums, and strings
Strings, woodwinds, horns, trumpets, and timpani
Strings with harpsichord continuo
Whatever was available
21
The sonata-rondo ______.
has a lively, pleasing, easy to remember theme
contains a development section between themes
all of the above
combines sonata and rondo elements
22
In the Recapitulation of the sonata, what happens?
The closing section is in the tonic key.
There is no second theme.
A new theme is presented in the bridge.
The second theme is in a new key.
23
Political and economic power shifted to the middle class from the aristocracy and the ______.
colonial powers
military-industrial complex
church
military
24
Beethoven...
Composed his 3rd symphony for Napoleon originally
All of the above
Began to go deaf at 29
was self-educated
25
The classical concerto was typically...
slow fast slow
fast dance fast
fast slow dance fast
fast slow fast
26
Political & economic power shifted from the middle class to the aristocracy and the church.
True
False
27
The Classical Concerto contains a minuet movement.
False
True
28
The main theme in a rondo movement is usually
lively, pleasing, simple to remember
stately and dignified
Slow, long, and grave
very fast