Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K.622

4.Which of the following is a characteristic of oratorio ?

A. It is based on biblical story.

A play in which all the words are sung

Sonata in C Sharp Minor Moonlight,

What does the term "Romantic" refer to?

"running wild" with ideas and creativity

A solo for any instrument with the orchestra backing it up

Hallelujah chorus, from the oratorio Messiah

Prelude in C, from The Well-Tempered Clavier

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1
Who is the "father of the symphony"?
Beethoven
Haydn
Bach
Mozart
2
what piece is this?
Symphony in G Minor, No.40, 1st movement
Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K.622
The Heavens are Telling, from the oratorio The Creation
Sonata in C Sharp Minor Moonlight,
3
When was the Baroque Period?
1750-1820
1400-1600
1990-2016
1600-1750
4
who was a pioneer in the development of symphony and string quartet.
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
Haydn
5
Where in the world is this history from?
Asia
Africa
America
Europe
6
4.Which of the following is a characteristic of oratorio ?
B. It consists of luxury props and stage setting.
A. It is based on biblical story.
C. Performers need to wear costume.
7
What is an opera?
Vocal music for the church
a song in which the main melody repeats itself like a round.
Music for an orchestra
A play in which all the words are sung
8
what piece is this?
Symphony in G Minor, No.40, 1st movement
Sonata in C Sharp Minor Moonlight,
The Heavens are Telling, from the oratorio The Creation
Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K.622
9
Why did music become a larger form of entertainment in the Classical Period?
The Queen demanded it
The Middle Class expanded
People were bored
The saxophone was invented
10
Who is the "father of the fugue"?
Bach
Pachelbel
Mozart
Haydn
11
What is ornamentation?
Music for organ
A play in which all the words are sung.
Trills and grace notes
Music for an orchestra
12
Who is the composer of the previous piece?
Vivaldi
Bach
Haydn
Handel
13
What does the term "Romantic" refer to?
Art that has meaning
Valentines Day
"running wild" with ideas and creativity
love letters
14
What is a concerto?
music for an orchestra
A play in which all the words are sung
A song in which the main melody is stated and then repeated
A solo for any instrument with the orchestra backing it up
15
Who wrote Canon in D?
Mozart
Haydn
Pachelbel
Bach
16
When was the Cassical period?
1750-1900
1740-1820
1750-1820
1750-1800
17
Toccata is a challenging work for ?
Keyboard
violin
harp
trumpet
18
When was the Romantic Period?
1600-1750
1400-1600
1750-1820
1820-1910
19
Which song is this?
The Four Seasons, spring
Water Music : Hornpipe
Hallelujah chorus, from the oratorio Messiah
Prelude in C, from The Well-Tempered Clavier
20
How can music from the Romantic Period be described?
An oddly-shaped pearl
Dramatic and full of emotion
Easy listening
Light as a feather
21
When was the Classical Period?
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1910
1400-1600
22
Which of Beethoven's Symphonies was the first to include a choir and orchestra together?
Symphony no. 1
Symphony no. 10
Symphony no. 9
Symphony no. 5
23
What is a symphony?
Music for the church
A solo for violin
A song for piano
A song for an orchestra
24
what piece is this?
The Heavens are Telling, from the oratorio The Creation
Water Music : Hornpipe
Hallelujah chorus, from the oratorio Messiah
Prelude in C, from The Well-Tempered Clavier
25
Which composer became completely deaf before writing his last symphony?
Pachelbel
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart

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