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Chants, Chopin and Cage
Chants, Chopin and Cage
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A blind quiz quiz to learn about music history
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1
Which composer didn't follow the classical form?
Schubert
Brahms
Tchaivsky
Listz
2
What is the name of the following time period after classical period of music?
middle ages
baroque
romantic
contemporary
3
What tone colour do you not hear in this piece?
oboe
violins
piano
flute
4
What was the shift in philosophy that Beethoven was most influenced by?
carpe deim
reason/emotion
divine revelation
dispair/disbelieve
5
How did this shift in philosophy show itself in Beethoven's music?
all of the above
unconventional inspiration
creative and imaginative
impulsive and dynamic
6
Which one is not a characteristic of western music?
notation
monophony
composition
principles of order
7
What was the name of the new instrument that Beethoven and Mozart composed a lot of music for?
sousaphone
kettle drums
pianoforte
harp
8
What was the time period that we last discussed that Beethoven was considered to be part of?
romantic
classical
middle ages
contemporary
9
Which one is not a characteristic of western music?
notation
principles of order
composition
monophony
10
Debussy led the way to fragmented music that characterizes which period in music history?
baroque
bizarre
modern
classical
11
What emotion do you hear in this music by Tchaikovsky?
sadness
love
surprise
joy
12
What modes and scales did Debussy experiment with?
all of the above
whole tone
Lydian
pentatonic
13
What's one thing Tchaikovsky and Taylor Swift don't have in common?
Gender
Both names start with T
music
Bad breakups
14
Who was Beethoven's hero?
Haydn
Superman
Napolean
King George
15
After Beethoven composers either chose one of these two avenues?
classy or redneck
tubular or radical
classical or radical
unorthodox or orthodox
16
After the romantic period what came next?
impressionistic
marriage
baroque
neoclassical