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Quiz 4 Review
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What is the title and composer for this music composition?
Symphony No. 9 by Beethoven
Mazurka in B-flat major Op. 7 No. 1 by Chopin
Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky
The Elfking by Schubert
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The Swan Lake is a...
Salsa
Ballet
Hip Hop
Mazurka
3
What is the instrumentation for a German Lied?
String Quartet
Symphony Orchestra
Solo Voice
Solo Voice and Piano accompaniment
4
Scheherazade is represented by the Violin
True
False
5
Chopin's main instrument was the Piano
False
True
6
19th century musicians focused on making the instrument sing
True
False
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Multi-select: Choose all Romantic Traits
Instruments sing
Chromatic and dissonant harmonies as opposed as the diatonic
Expansion of Orchestra
The beginning of Virtuosi performers
8
Chopin wrote The Elfking
True
False
9
What is Romantic Lied?
Using music ideas (folk music) that identify with a specific country
Music with a good vibe and just a lot of emotion and stuff
Music with instruments
German-texted solo song generally with piano accompaniment
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What is the language used in Lied?
German
Spanish
English
Italian
11
What is NOT a theme used by Romantic Composers
Food
Life
Death
Supernatural
12
Which of the following was NOT a composer of the Romantic Era?
Tchaikovsky
Chopin
Haydn
Schubert
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What is the name of this composition?
Mazurka in B-flat major Op. 7 No. 1 by Chopin
The Elfking by Schubert
Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov
The Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky
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Mazurka is from Poland
False
True
15
Romantic composers used new timbres through the art of orchestration
False
True
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Tchaikovsky was French
False
True
17
Programmatic music that tells a story without words
Lied
Symphonic Poem
Symphony Orchestra
String Quartet
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What is Nationalism?
A song with a lot of emotion and a cool vibe
A ballet
Using music ideas (folk music) that identify with a specific country
A composition that wants to tell a story
19
What is the name of this ballet?
The Elkfing by Schubert
Scheherazade by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky
Mazurka in B-flat major Op. 7 No. 1 by Chopin
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What is Scheherazade's instrumentation?
String Quartet
Piano and Voice
Symphony orchestra with instrumental soloists
Symphony Orchestra with vocal soloists
21
The solo voice in The Elfking represents four characters
True
False
22
Chopin's Mazurka in B-flat major is an example of Nationalism
True
False
23
Which one is NOT a Romantic trait?
Chromatic and dissonant harmonies
Longer works
Expansion of the orchestra (more instruments)
Simple melodies and harmonies
24
When was the Romantic Era?
1820-1900
1720-1800
1620-1700
2000-2022
25
What is the name of this composition?
Scheherazade
Beethoven Symphony No. 5
The Joke
The Elfking
26
The Romantic Era brought the development of musical instruments to a newly middle class that could afford it.
True
False
27
Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov is an example of Nationalism
False
True
28
Romantic artists continued to have the same conventional concerns as their classical predecessors.
False
True
29
The Elfking by Schubert has a funny plot
True
False
30
Clara Schumann was a flute virtuosa
False
True
31
What is Exoticism?
A song with a story
Music that has dancing and instruments
Using music ideas that identify with far-off lands
Instrumental work that has extra-musical meaning
32
Scheherazade is represented by the violin
True
False
33
What happened to the orchestra during the Romantic Era?
Stayed the same
It grew
It ended
It shrank
34
What instrument started to be used more in the Romantic Era?
Piano
Harpsichord
Violin
Voice
35
Multi-select: Choose all Romantic Traits
19th century musicians focused on making the instrument sing
Music linked to dreams, passions, life, death, human destiny, etc
Form was expanded: Longer works
New orchestral forms emerged such as Symphonic Poem
36
In the Romantic Era music moved from the palaces and churches to concert halls
True
False
