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Music In The Enlightenment
Music In The Enlightenment
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Before the Enlightenment, music was composed only for the nobility rather than the public.
True
False
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What did Franz Joseph Haydn do?
He added more restrictions to music
He made music free for all people no matter their social class
He created a new music style
He changed the government system
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What was the focus of classical music?
To entertain rather than to impress
To make the nobility happy
To relax people
To impress rather than to entertain
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Another belief that Enlightenment composers believed in was that music expressed the emotions of all humanity.
True
False
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Who contributed to music during the Enlightenment?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Franz Joseph Haydn
Ludwig van Beethoven
George Frideric Handel
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During the Enlightenment, musicians didn't make music for the rest of the people who didn't belong to the nobility.
True
False
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What works did Franz Joseph Haydn wrote?
“The Creation” and “The Seasons”
"Ave Maria"
"The Magic Flute"
"The Marriage of Figaro" and "Don Giovanni"
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What was the most important and popular music style during the Enlightenment?
Classical music
Baroque music
Pop music
Romantic music
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What was one of the beliefs that Enlightenment composers believed in?
Music should be allowed only to the nobility
Music should be restricted
Music should be allowed for everyone
Music should not be public
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What was one Enlightenment idea in music?
Musicians can only compose music for the nobility
Musicians have "liberty" to write for public concerts
Musical artists who live off the support of the nobility
