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Music History-Baroque to Modern
Music History-Baroque to Modern
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1
The years and location for the Classical Time period were:
Europe-1750-1820
Europe-1450-1550
Europe-1600-1750
France-1800-1925
2
Classical Music is often described as:
Simple melodies with clear harmonies.
Complicated and stressful.
Emotional and Intense.
Very experimental and humorous.
3
John Cage's 4 Minutes 33 Seconds can be described as...
Inspired by love of his homeland.
(............)
Loud and chaotic.
The first modern ballet set to electronic music.
4
Music of Modernism can be described as:
Highly experimental. Sometimes serious, sometime humorous.
Simple and Catchy.
Timid and weak.
Very traditional.
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Which of the following was NOT a Baroque composer?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Henry Purcell
Antonio Vivaldi
J.S. Bach
6
The years and location for Modernism were:
America: 1885-1945
Europe: 1925-1935
Asia: 1911-1980
Europe and America:1925-present
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The years and location for the Baroque Time Period was:
Europe:1400-1650
Europe:1600-1750
America-1700-1750
Asia: 1600-1750
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The years and location for Impressionism were:
Europe:1780-1920
France:1875-1925
France: 1750-1890
Europe:1650-1720
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Which of the following was NOT a composer during the Classical Time period:
Antonio Vivaldi
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Franz Joseph Haydn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
10
Solo performances on this instrument were popular during the Romantic time period:
Harpsichord
Flute
Violin
Piano
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Which of the following did NOT inspire musicians of the Romantic time period?
Nature
Scientific Ideas
Nationalism/Patriotism
Emotions
12
The years and location of the Romantic time period were:
Europe:1780-1910
England:1680-1720
France:1750-1820
Europe: 1600-1740
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Some early Baroque music featured counterpoint. What is counterpoint?
Multiple melodies played at the same time.
The sharp edge of a counter.
Multiple chords played at the same time.
All instruments playing only the same melody.
14
Impressionist composers were influenced by all of the following EXCEPT:
Music of other cultures
Dreams and fantasy
Poetry and literature
Scientific ideas
15
Which of the following was NOT an Impressionist composer:
Erik Satie
Maurice Ravel
Claude Debussy
Henry Purcell
16
Franz Joseph Haydn was know as "Papa" because...
His loud and carefree nature.
His robust physical nature.
His works helped shape the symphony and string quartet
He loved the ladies.
17
Which of the following was composed during the Modern time period?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony #40, Jupiter
J.S. Bach's Art of Fugue
Claude Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring
18
During the Classical Time period the Harpsichord was replaced by:
Fender electric guitar
The trombone
The violin
The piano forte
19
These instruments were greatly developed during the Classical Time period:
Brass and woodwind
Electronic
Percussion
Strings
20
Composers and artists during the Baroque period were inspired by:
Ancient Greek and Roman culture
Ancient Chinese culture
The Aztecs
A galaxy far far away...
21
Which of the following was NOT a composer during the Romantic time period?
Richard Wagner
Frederic Chopin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ludwig Van Beethoven
22
Impressionistic Music can be described as:
Loud and dissonant
Dreamy and evocative
Humorous and experimental
Traditional and simple
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Which of the following were not Modern composers?
John Cage
Terry Riley
Igor Stravinsky
Claude Debussy
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Music theory and instrumental techniques during the Baroque time period were...
largely ignored
not as important as a musician's passion
developed and improved
improvised on the spot to please the audience