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Ensemble Music - Chamber Music 1
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In classical form movement 3 is almost always:
in 4
in 3
A solo
Slow
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Listen/Watch: Name a rhythmic device in the opening bars of the piano
Triplet
Sequence
Hemiola
Syncopation
3
What instrument replaced the harpsichord?
Flute
Trumpet
Piano
Violin
4
In sonata form the music follows the structure Exposition ____________ and Recapitulation
Development
Contrast
Dynamic
Modulation
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What is the texture of the extract?
Polyphonic
Monophonic
Homophonic
Unison
6
The romantic period features chromatic harmonies and unrelated keys
False
True
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What are the solo instruments?
Violin Flute and Cello
Cello Flute and Harpsichord
Violin Flute and Harpsichord
Violin Cello and Harpsichord
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The majority of the extract here is what texture?
Monophonic
Contrapuntal
Polyphonic
Homophonic
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What is figured bass?
A type double bass popular in the baroque period
A bassline with numbers to aide a keyboard player realise the harmony
Notated bassline
Improvising a bassline
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Texture: Define Homophonic
One melody line and chords
Multiple melody lines
One melody line
Two words that sound the same
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Listen/Watch: What are the instruments?
Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass and Piano
Violin, Viola, Cello, Cello and Piano
Violin, Violin, Viola, Cello and Piano
Violin, Viola, Cello and Piano
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Texture: Define Unison
Everybody joins in with the main tune
Everybody in the ensemble is playing their part at the same time
Everybody plays/sings the same note an octave apart
Everybody plays/sings the same note at the same time
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What is a basso continuo?
Repeated musical phrase
Type of instrument
Small fish
Group of instruments that play a continuous bassline
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Baroque: What does the word Sonata mean?
Music for church
Music that is sung
Music for the secular environment
Music that is played
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The romantic period allowed composers more freedom from the rules of the classical period.
True
False
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Texture: Define Polyphonic
One melody line
Multiple melody lines
Mrs Johnson's pet parrot
One melody line and chords
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What are the two main types of chamber music in the classical period?
Symphony and Opera
Symphony and String Quartet
Sonata and Cantata
Sonata and String Quartet
18
In classical form movement 1 is always:
In 3
A solo
Fast
Slow
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Baroque: What does the word Cantata mean?
Music that is sung
Music for church
Music that is played
Music for the secular environment
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Listen/Watch: What is the key?
D Minor
D Major
A Major
A minor
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Texture: Define Monophonic
One melody line
One melody and chords
One eyebrow
Multiple melody lines
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Listen/Watch: What is the first note the Viola plays
C#
D
F#
E
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When was this music likely to have been written?
Classical Period
Romantic Period
20th Century
Baroque Period
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What is the solo instrument?
Violin
Piano
Bassoon
Flute
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Texture: Define Melody and Accompaniment
Multiple melody lines
One melody line and an obvious accompaniment
All parts move at the same time, playing different notes
One melody line