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Creative Arts Final Exam - Music History
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first known female composer of Western music
Guida de Arezzo
Claudia Monteverdi
Hildegard von Bingen
Helen duFay
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Father of the Symphony
Franz J. Haydn
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang A. Mozart
George F. Handel
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the Father of Music
Adam
Seikilos
Jubal
Cain
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large sacred work performed as a concert
theme
opera
oratorio
symphony
5
chief among the biblical instruments
harp
cymbal
sackbut
pipe
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Renaissance period dates
500-1400
1750-1820
1400-1600
1600-1750
7
Classical period dates
1400-1600
1750-1820
1900-present
1600-1750
8
Medieval period dates
up to 500 A.D.
1400-1600
300-500 A.D.
500-1400
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known for his virtual choirs
John Williams
John Sousa
Eric Whitacre
Richard Wagner
10
music composed with sounds from outside Western Europe
orientalism
exoticism
patriotism
nationalism
11
father of the musical staff
Claudio Monteverdi
HIldegard von Bingen
Phillip de Vitry
Guido de Arezzo
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Greek god of music
Ares
Apollo
Hermes
Zeus
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known for his "Four Seasons" music
Antonio Stradivari
Antonio Vivaldi
J.S. Bach
George Handel
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composer of "Hallelujah Chorus"
Antonio Vivaldi
George Handel
Antonio Stradivari
J.S. Bach
15
combined jazz & classical music
Florence Price
Eric Whitacre
George Gershwin
John Williams
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wrote "Stars & Stripes Forever"
Eric Whitacre
John Williams
John P. Sousa
George Gershwin
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goddesses of the arts
muses
maestros
minstrels
maisons
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larger, multi-movement work for a large orchestra
oratorio
string quartet
symphony
opera
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one of the first opera composers
Claudio Monteverdi
Phillipe de Vitry
George F. Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
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held control over all medieval sacred music
Italian nobles
Protestant church
English royalty
Catholic church
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first African-American woman to have her work performed by major USA orchestra
Florence Price
Erica Whitacre
Jane Sousa
Jill Williams
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period that ended around the time that the printing press was invented
Medieval
Ancient
Renaissance
Baroque
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The printing press made sheet music more available to the public.
True
False
24
the melody in the song
polyphony
harmony
symphony
theme
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greatest string-builder of all time
Antonio Stradivari
Franz Haydn
J.S. Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
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popular medieval hymn that Guido used to invent solfege
Nachtmusik
Ut Queant Laxis
Seikilos Laxis
Adeste Fidelus
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In the Baroque period, music became very simple.
True
False
28
Modern period dates
1900-present
1600-1750
1820-1900
1750-1820
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period that began in Florence, Italy
Renaissance
Classical
Medieval
Baroque
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music played during a movie
aleatoric
film score
virtual music
cinema chord
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music ensemble with 2 violins, 1 viola, & 1 cello
symphony
opera
oratorio
string quartet
32
invented by Cristofori in 1700s
printing press
by who????
viol
pianoforte
33
Romantic period dates
1750-1820
1900-present
1820-1900
1600-1750
34
music that doesn't have a specific key or center; sounds chaotic
atonal
awful
aleatoric
exotic
35
Baroque period dates
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1900
1400-1600
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one of the greatest Baroque composers
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang A. Mozart
George F. Handel
J.S. Bach
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wrote "Fur Elise"
J.S. Bach
Richard Wagner
Ludwig van Beethoven
Franz J. Haydn
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master of German opera
Beethoven
Sousa
Bach
Wagner
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oldest known complete song
Ut Queant Laxis
Seikilos Epitaph
Sisera's Eulogy
Song of Jonah
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known as the "March King"
Richard Wagner
John P. Sousa
George Gershwin
John Williams
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father of rhythmic notation
Antonio Vivaldi
Philippe de Vitry
Antonion Stradivari
Guido de Arezzo
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child prodigy; wrote melody for "Twinkle, Twinkle..."
Wolfgang A. Mozart
J.S. Bach
Franz J. Haydn
Ludwig van Beethoven
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music composed for the composer's own country
orientalism
patriotism
nationalism
exoticism
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best known for film music
John Williams
Are we done yet?
George Gershwin
Eric Whitacre
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most famous harp player in the Bible
Adam
Jesus
Moses
David
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means "rebirth"
Requisition
Renaissance
Florencia
Ethos
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helped make piano most popular instrument in 19th century
Schubert
Sousa
Chopin
Bach
48
belief that music possessed moral qualities and could affect character and behavior
Doctrine of Eucharist
Doctrine of Ethos
Ughhhhhhh
Doctrine of Ecclesia
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"music" left to chance
aleatoric
atonal
exotic
musik
50
Ancient period dates
500-1400
0-350 A.D.
up to 500 A.D.
2000 B.C. - 1 A.D.
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Who popularized the idea that audience can sing together in their own language?
Court musicians
Protestants
Catholics
Wesleyans
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a secular dramatic work set to music; uses props & sets
symphony
opera
oratorio
theme
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a collection of Hebrew poetry and songs
Deuteronomy
Psalms
Lamentations
Proverbs