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An orchestral work composed in one movement with a free form and with a program is called a

Modest Musorgsky’s music reflects:

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1
Modest Musorgsky’s music reflects:
his aristocratic origins.
a polished skill as an orchestrator.
a sunny disposition.
an intense nationalism.
2
An orchestral work composed in one movement with a free form and with a program is called a
symphonic poem.
Romantic symphony.
concert overture.
program symphony.
3
Brahms composed in many genres, but did not write any:
choral music.
songs.
program symphonies.
solo piano works.
4
In which category is a symphonic poem different from a concert overture
the performing forces
the number of movements
tone color
form
5
In which typical Romantic genre did Brahms compose?
ballet
miniature
opera
cantata
6
The term kuchka refers to
the “Mighty Five,” a group of Russian nationalist composers.
a set of five Russian stacking dolls.
a set of five Russian dances.
a Russian folk song form in five parts.
7
The rise of nationalism in music was a reflection of:
people making music in their houses.
people cherishing their distinctive artistic heritage.
people joining choral societies.
an amateur music-making public.
8
What is characteristic of all nationalistic music?
the use of religious subject matter
the use of dissonant harmonies
the use of major and minor modes
the use of the folk music of each country
9
Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and Sleeping Beauty are all ballets composed by
Franz Liszt.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Johannes Brahms.
Richard Strauss.
10
What characterizes the focus of the arts from the 1850s on?
an increased interest in the supernatural
an increased interest in ancient Greek myths
a return to religious themes
an increased interest in the realism