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Baroque/Classical Chamber Music Review
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1
Describe Ternary form
fast-slow-fast
3 different sections of music
Section A - Contrasting Section B - Return of Section A
a piece in four movements
2
What is a pedal point?
A low held or repeated note while other parts change harmonies above it
the part of an organ you play with your feet
a long chord
3
Which of these is NOT an Ornament?
Mordent
Turn
Accelerando
Trill
4
Does Chamber Music normally involve a conductor?
No
Yes
5
The Basset Horn is a brass instrument
False
True
6
What is meant by Terraced Dynamics?
Either loud or soft dynamics- no crescendos/diminuendos
Dynamics follow a loud-soft-loud pattern
No difference in dynamics
7
What is a divertimento?
A serious piece of music for classical orchestra
A light-hearted piece of chamber music often played at social functions
A piece of music for solo instrument and orchestra
8
What role did the Cello normally have in a Baroque Chamber ensemble?
Melody
Bass Continuo
Embellishment
9
A string quartet consists of 2 violins, a cello and a double bass
True
False
10
What was the most important chamber music group in the Classical Period?
Trio Sonata
String Quartet
Brass Quintet
String Orchestra
11
What instrument is this?
Harpsichord
Violin
Cello
Piano
12
What is meant by the term 'Chamber Music'?
Music that was to be performed in a 'small room'
Music that was composed for a specific room in a palace
Music to be played in the Chamber of Secrets
13
Out of these composers, who is the odd one out? W.A Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven or Monteverdi.
Haydn
W.A Mozart
Monteverdi
Beethoven
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Which era are these composers from? Bach, Corelli, Handel and Purcell.
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
Baroque
15
Which compositional device is heard here?
sequence
syncopation
suspension
doubling
