REVIEW: Classical Music

The movements of a String Quartet mimic the Symphony

Beethoven did what with the symphony?

Sonata form is essentially an elaborate _______ form.

How many movements are in a symphony?

Which is a leading voice type of Opera Buffa?

Which does NOT apply to Beethoven?

In a double exposition form, whose exposition features modulation?

Beethoven typically replaced the traditional minuet in a symphony with what?

The sectional form of ensembles (operatic number) demonstrates that the plot is....

Who created the string quartet?

The classical orchestra sees the largest growth in what section?

In which section of the sonata form are you more likely to find fragmentation, frequent modulations, sequences...

Fourth movements of classical concerti are typically the fastest and lightest, and often use ____ form.

Which harmonic texture prevails in the Classical era?

Forms with a constantly returning A which alternates with other contrasting sections are called: (ex. A B A C A B A)

If you hear theme 2 modulate, then you must be in the _______ section.

What is a symphony?

What instruments make up a string quartet?

Whereas __ grew up in Vienna as a choirboy & moved away to work for the Esterhazy family, __ grew up outside of Vienna..

Which is a Rondo diagram?

What is the form of the 2nd movement of the "Surprise Symphony"

Along with Opera Buffa came the...

The enlightenment sees a shift in music being driven by and catered towards

The ideals of ______ greatly influenced composers of the enlightenment,

The music of the enlightenment strives for symmetry and balance

Which movement of the symphony is most likely to modulate?

Who wrote Symphony No. 40 in G minor?

Which composer was known for musical puns?

Who wrote Don Giovanni?