In the Classical Period,

Major and Minor Keys were used widely

A standard string quartet consists of

Two violins, a viola and a cello

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1
The Classical period in Music was between
1750-1820
1700-1820
1600-1700
1900-2000
2
This means
Legato- smooth
Forte -loud
Staccato- short and detached
Accented
3
Famous Composers Of the Classical period were
Chopin, Liszt, Elgar
Bach, Vivaldi, Chopin
Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn
Gershwin, Cage and Sculthorpe
4
The above picture is an example of
An Orchestra
String Quartet
Chamber Music
A trio of strings
5
Crescendo means
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Suddenly loud
Very soft
6
Pitch means beat and rhythm
True
False
7
In the Classical Period,
Only Minor Keys were used
Dynamic changes weren’t important
Textures were polyphonic
Major and Minor Keys were used widely
8
A standard string quartet consists of
A violin, a viola a cello and a Double Bass
Two cello and two violins
Two violins, a viola and a cello
A violin, two violas and a cello
9
“ Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” translates as
A little sonata
Music for a Nightingale
A large sonata
A little night music
10
The “Surprise Symphony” was written by
Beethoven
Mozart
Schubert
Haydn
11
What instrument plays the main melody?
The Double Bass
The Viola
Cello
First Violins
12
Chamber Music is music where there
Are several players per part
A full orchestra performs the music
Is one player per part
Is a large audience
13
A minim is worth one beat
False
True
14
In the Classical Period, the Pianoforte was invented
False
True
15
The Italian word for soft is
Allegro
Forte
Piano
Crescendo
16
This is a key signature
True
False
17
This sign means
Play together
Play softly
Legato - play smoothly
Play quickly
18
Duration terms relate to
The layers of sound
Loud and soft
Beat and rhythm
Soft and loud
19
The following is an example of a
A treble clef with guitar chords
A sharp note
Two different time signature
Key Signature of C and G Major
20
Chamber Music is music played by a large orchestra
False
True

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Classical Music Refresher Year 10

20 termsStudBud Administration10 plays

Classical Music #grade_10 #englishlanguagearts

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
The Classical period in Music was between
1750-1820
1700-1820
1600-1700
1900-2000
2
This means
Legato- smooth
Forte -loud
Staccato- short and detached
Accented
3
Famous Composers Of the Classical period were
Chopin, Liszt, Elgar
Bach, Vivaldi, Chopin
Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn
Gershwin, Cage and Sculthorpe
4
The above picture is an example of
An Orchestra
String Quartet
Chamber Music
A trio of strings
5
Crescendo means
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Suddenly loud
Very soft
6
Pitch means beat and rhythm
True
False
7
In the Classical Period,
Only Minor Keys were used
Dynamic changes weren’t important
Textures were polyphonic
Major and Minor Keys were used widely
8
A standard string quartet consists of
A violin, a viola a cello and a Double Bass
Two cello and two violins
Two violins, a viola and a cello
A violin, two violas and a cello
9
“ Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” translates as
A little sonata
Music for a Nightingale
A large sonata
A little night music
10
The “Surprise Symphony” was written by
Beethoven
Mozart
Schubert
Haydn
11
What instrument plays the main melody?
The Double Bass
The Viola
Cello
First Violins
12
Chamber Music is music where there
Are several players per part
A full orchestra performs the music
Is one player per part
Is a large audience
13
A minim is worth one beat
False
True
14
In the Classical Period, the Pianoforte was invented
False
True
15
The Italian word for soft is
Allegro
Forte
Piano
Crescendo
16
This is a key signature
True
False
17
This sign means
Play together
Play softly
Legato - play smoothly
Play quickly
18
Duration terms relate to
The layers of sound
Loud and soft
Beat and rhythm
Soft and loud
19
The following is an example of a
A treble clef with guitar chords
A sharp note
Two different time signature
Key Signature of C and G Major
20
Chamber Music is music played by a large orchestra
False
True