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Common Practice Era Music Appreciation
Common Practice Era Music Appreciation
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Which composer was known for composing ballet music?
Handel
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Tchaikovsky
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What is chamber music?
Music with a melody and counter melody
Easy listening music
Music performed in a small room
Music written with one musician on each instrument
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What is a symphony?
A song for piano
Music for the church
A solo for violin
A song for the orchestra
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Name this instrument
Baroque Trumpet
Lute
Cello
Theorbo
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When was the Classical Period?
400-1400
1750-1820
1600-1750
1820-1900
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When was the Romantic Period?
1820-1900
1400-1600
1600-1750
1750-1820
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When was the Baroque Period?
1820-1900
1600-1750
1400-1600
400-1400
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What instruments are added to a Baroque Orchestra to make it a Festive Baroque Orchestra?
Trumpets, Trombones
Oboe and Basoon
Piano and Harp
Cymbals and Maracas
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Which composer pioneered programing past music as standard repertoire?
Mendelssohn
Grieg
Bach
Beethoven
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What is an Opera?
A Play in which all the words are sung
A song where the main melody repeats itself.
Vocal music for the church
Music for the orchestra
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The harpsichord was replaced as the main keyboard instrument by the piano or pianoforte.
False
True
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What is a cantata?
A latin word for music
A one act religious opera
A play with instrumental music
A Opera with only solos
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Name this instrument
Harpsichord
Piano
Harp
Organ
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What is an Opera Overture?
Instrumental music at the beginning of an opera
A solo piano piece in an opera
A chorus entrance in a opera
Instrumental music at the end of the opera when it is all over
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Composers using folk music styles of their country to create a sense of pride for home.
Program Music
Nationalism
Incidental Music
Bluegrass
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How can the music of the Romantic Period be described?
Dramatic and full of emotion
An oddly shaped pear
Easy listening
Light as a feather
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What is a concerto?
A song for a soloist and an orchestra
A play in which all the words are sung?
music for an orchestra
A type of fugue
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A repeated bassline is called a _______ bass.
Trill
Double
Cello
Ground
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What is an Oratorio?
Music that is not staged
Music that tells a story with characters
All of the above
Music that is sacred
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What is a motif?
A short musical idea
A school of music
A type of German food
A meldoy in music that is cut up into pieces
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Which composer became completely deaf?
Dvorak
Mozart
Beethoven
Bach
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What is Incidental Music?
Instrumental music that plays before a concert
Music with mistakes
Music with crunchy harmony
Instrumental music for a play
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What is a largest instrument with pipes and keys?
Organ
Theremin
Pianoforte
Tuba
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Why did music become a larger for of public entertainment in the Classical Period?
The middle class outgrew the upper class
The Queen demanded it
People were bored
The saxophone was invented
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Who is the father of the fugue?
Bach
Mozart
Pachabel
Haydn
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What is program music?
Music that has no meaning of purpose
Instrumental music for a play
Music written for a commission
Music that tells a story
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What is a piano sonata?
The technique used to play the piano
A type of piano manufacturer
A piece for piano and orchestra
A solo piece for piano
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Who is the father of the symphony?
Bach
Mozart
Haydn
Vivaldi
