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1
Which of the Classical composers is considered the "Father of the Symphony"?
Ludwig van Beethoven
Franz Joseph Haydn
Franz Schubert
Muzio Clementi
2
The 2nd movement in Symphony #94 by Haydn is called "Startled".
False
True
3
the speed of the beat is called tempo
False
True
4
The metronome is used by musicians to keep a steady beat while they play.
False
True
5
name that instrument!
flute
saxaphone
oboe
bassoon
6
Haydn wrote
108 symphonies
177 symphonies
110 symphonies
180 symphonies
7
A symphony is a long compostion usually written with 4
movements
instruments
syllables
stanzas
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pianissimo, forte, and crescendo are terms referring to
dynamics
rhythm
tempo
repertoire
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name that instrument!
viola
harp
violin
lute
10
The Classical Era and the Classical Period are used to describe the same thing.
True
False
11
Haydn was so well liked by the musicians who worked with him, they called him papa Haydn.
True
False
12
What does a movement mean in music?
a piece of a song
a change in rhythm
a change in tempo
a pause in a song
13
name that instrument!
tuba
trombone
oboe
trumpet
14
The Classical Era refers to the era in music between which years?
1750 to 1827
1627 to 1750
1600 to 1750
1750 to 1830
15
Which of the following composers belong to the Classical era?
Mozart and Handel
Haydn and Schubert
Vivaldi and Pachelbel
Bach and Beethoven
16
Classical music is usually described as serious music that
has stood the test of time
has stood forever
has stopped being popular
has started becoming popular again
17
Classical Music and the Classical Era refer to the same thing.
False
True
18
Beethoven is considered the "Father of the Symphony".
False
True
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andante means
moderate pace
slow pace
walking pace
soft pace?
20
Haydn originally wrote in the "Surprise" in Symphony #94 for the
London premiere
German premier
Spain premiere
France premiere
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What does mezzo forte mean?
medium soft
medium loud
mid length
mid sound