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Music History Review
Rachmaninoff, Schumann, Debussy
Webern, Cage, Copland, Gershwin
Music History Review
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Webern, Cage, Copland, Gershwin
Contemporary
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
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Rachmaninoff, Schumann, Debussy
Romantic
Classical
Contemporary
Baroque
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What is the difference between a symphony and a sonata?
A symphony is for full orchestra and a sonata is for a solo instrument.
A symphony has several movements.
A symphony is for a solo instrument and a sonata is for full orchestra.
A sonata has several movements.
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The time period in which all original band music was composed.
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
5
1825-1900
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Contemporary
6
Which composer was associated with two time periods?
Mozart
Cage
Beethoven
Bach
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Harpsichord was the prominent keyboard instrument.
Romantic
Contemporary
Baroque
Classical
8
What happened in the Medieval era for music?
Music notation became refined
Secular music
Programmatic music
People were playing instruments upside-down
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The Scientific Revolution pushes for logic and reason in examining the world in a systematic way.
Contemporary
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
10
Aleatoric/chance music
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
Contemporary
11
Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven
Contemporary
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
12
What happened in the Renaissance era for music?
Music notation
Predictable music
Text painting
Programmatic music
13
Civil Rights movements and the feeling of oppression facilitated the birth of several new genres of music.
Classical
Romantic
Contemporary
Baroque
14
Composers used nationalism in their music to show pride for their country.
Classical
Contemporary
Baroque
Romantic
15
Beethoven, Wagner, Chopin
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
Contemporary
16
Composers wrote atonal music, which is music with an ambiguous key/tonal center.
Contemporary
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
17
During which era of Jazz was the “big band” born?
Swing
Bebop
Contemporary
Dixieland
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What was Mozart’s last piece?
Requiem K. 626
Symphony No. 41
Fugue a la Gigue
Toccata and Fugue in d minor
19
Art, architecture, and music was elaborate and fancy as a means to portray power and wealth.
Contemporary
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
20
1600-1750
Baroque
Contemporary
Classical
Romantic
21
Composers wrote music that told a story, also known as programmatic music.
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
22
Composers used experimentalism to try new things in their music, including minimalism.
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
23
Debussy, Schoenberg, Ravel, Mahler, Bernstein
Classical
Contemporary
Baroque
Romantic
24
Composers wrote music
that was more expressive, focusing on emotional and artistic inspirations such as love or nature.
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Contemporary
25
Ornamented, embellished music.
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
26
1900-present
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
Contemporary
27
During the Baroque era, what did absolutism refer to?
A repetitive aspect of music
Mr. Myers's pet porcupine
Giving power to the monarchy
Expanding territory and control
28
1750-1825
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
Baroque
29
The piano replaced the harpsichord as the primary keyboard instrument.
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
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Bach, Vivaldi, Handel
Baroque
Romantic
Contemporary
Classical
