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MUS110 Final Exam Game Review
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1
This Classical composer lived with a powerful and very wealthy Hungarian noble family during his life.
Haydn
Vivaldi
Handel
Mozart
2
The dynamic marking “mf” means moderately soft.
True
False
3
The primary musical texture of the Renaissance was monophony.
False
True
4
Troubadours were male singer songwriters and poets who performed secular music throughout the countryside of Europe.
True
False
5
A significant German composer who created the “Art of the Fugue”.
Antonio Vivaldi
Archangello Corelli
J.S. Bach
Claudio Monteverdi
6
_____________ shows were the most popular type of public theatrical entertainment in the early 20th century.
Vaudeville
Americas Got Talent
The Voice
Minstrelsy
7
Notated music during the Middle Ages was primarily:
vocal
instrumental
both
none of the above
8
Created during the Baroque, a drama sung to orchestral accompaniment.
Tocatta
Recitative
Opera
Fugue
9
A motet is a _______ song featuring 3-4 voices.
country
sacred
secular
pop
10
A Renaissance composer whose motet convinced the church to “allow” the use of polyphony within its music again.
Vivaldi
Machuat
Pierluigi
Monteverdi
11
Although popular during the time of his musical career, Louis Armstrong could not “scat sing”.
False
True
12
A speech like singing that follows the natural rhythm of talking.
Fugue
Tocatta
Opera
Recitative
13
Formed in 1947, the _____________ was the name of Louis Armstrong’s integrated jazz band.
Red Hot Peppers
Creole Orchestra
All Stars
Hello Dollys
14
The primary musical texture used during the Baroque.
polyphony
homophony
heterophony
monophony
15
The primary musical texture of the Middle Ages.
polyphony
homophony
monophony
heterophony
16
The “Jitterbug” was the name of the first swing dance style to emerge from the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem.
True
False
17
All are true regarding Prohibition EXCEPT:
it began with the 21st amendment
it prohibited the manufacturing of alcohol
it began with the 18th amendment
it prohibited the transportation of alcohol
18
A tune or melody from another composition used as the basis for a new composition.
word painting
tocatta
fugue
cantus firmus
19
Which term best describes music in which there is a single melodic line?
homophony
monophony
polyphony
heterophony
20
The ending date for the Classical period is 1825.
True
False
21
The beginning date for the Ars Antiqua period.
1050 AD
950 AD
1250 AD
1150 AD
22
Music during the Baroque was often:
highly dissonant
all of the above
highly embellished
unpredictable
23
The Classical era was also referred to as the “Age of Enlightenment”.
False
True
24
Melodies during the Middle Ages moved in simple steps.
True
False
25
The primary musical texture used during the Renaissance.
monophonic
heterophonic
homophonic
polyphonic
26
A time period when the Roman Catholic church was questioned concerning music, doctrinal teachings, and structure.
Reformation
Counter Reformation
27
This invention greatly increased the availability of written music to the public.
mass service
none of the above
opera houses
printing press
28
Which is true about Opera?
It was very unpopular.
It borrowed early subject matter from folk stories.
all of the above
It unified all existing art forms.
29
The term Renaissance means “renewal” or “rebirth”.
True
False
30
The ending date for the Ars Nova period.
1550 AD
1450 AD
1350 AD
1650 AD
31
The beginning date for the Renaissance period.
1650 AD
1350 AD
1450 AD
1250 AD
32
The tempo marking andante means:
very slow
slow
walking speed
lively
33
Gregorian Chant consisted of a melody set to sacred __________ texts.
Latin
popular
secular
Greek
34
A significant Italian composer of early Opera who utilized the vocal technique recitative.
Claudio Monteverdi
Josquin des Prez
J.S Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
35
Composers developed many new musical and rhythmic innovations at:
the Cathedral of St. Mark
the Cathedral of St. John
the Cathedral of Notre Dame
the Cathedral of St. Matthew
36
A Baroque musical technique involving a repeated bass line.
cantus firmus
fugue
tocatta
basso continuo
37
A musical technique made popular by early jazz musicians
tailgate trombone
all of the above
trombone smear
glissando
38
A virtuoso piece of music intended for either organ or harpsichord
cantus firmus
toccata
basso continuo
madrigal
39
This famous professor of theology nailed his 95 theses to the castle door in Wittenberg.
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Charles Spurgeon
none of the above
40
The beginning date for the Baroque period.
1800 AD
1600 AD
1500 AD
1700 AD
41
During the Classical period, melodies were:
easily forgettable
easy to remember
all of the above
dissonant
42
The first two notable composers were:
Leonin, Pierluigi
Perotin, Josquin
Perotin, Machaut
Leonin, Perotin
43
This class has increased your understanding of music history.
False
True
44
A secular vocal work for 3-4 voices.
Estampies
Motets
Madrigals
Acapellas
45
Early Vaudeville performances featured live acts ____________.
with humor relating to the middle class
all of the above
in alchohol free halls
in front of children
46
Early ragtime music could be heard on a player piano using:
piano rolls
ear phones
none of the above
word of mouth
47
The ending date for the Classical period.
1625 AD
1925 AD
1725 AD
1825 AD
48
While historically significant, the Harlem Renaissance did not play a pivotal role in the development of jazz.
False
True
49
A vocal technique, which is a musical representation of specific poetic imagery.
none of the above
word painting
fugue
toccata
50
What is another term for timbre?
register
pitch
dissonance
tone color