FINAL REVIEW - HUMA 118

Where were Classical sonatas designed to be played?

What are the underlying ideas of the CONCERTO and CONCERTO GROSSO?

What were medieval poet-composers called in Germany?

What is RITORNELLO form?

Master Léonin and his follower Pérotin are known as part of what school of organum?

Beethoven occupies a unique position between which two musical styles/periods?

Italian Baroque opera mostly took its plots from...

What genre is a type of German song based on a Romantic poem with piano accompaniment?

A vocal genre based on one-stanza poems and developed in Italy after 1530 was called the

The first step in developing ORGANUM was

For special, festive occasions, which instruments did composers often add to the Baroque orchestra?

The BEL CANTO style emphasizes what?

TONE COLOR is the musical term for the general quality of:

A musical motive (used by Wagner) associated with a person, idea or symbol in a music drama is called a

The first movement of a Classical symphony is usually written in

The official music of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages is called:

A short piano piece that portrays a particular mood is called a

Which of the following was an important innovation of the early Baroque era?

The three main TEXTURES of Western art music are:

The musical style known as the Classical style was developed by composers mostly centered in

Which of the following aspects of Baroque opera differs from opera today?

How did the Classical orchestra differ from the Baroque orchestra?

Speechlike singing in an opera to present dialogue or advance the plot is called

Though there are exceptions, music in minor mode is _____ whereas music in major mode is _____.

What was seen as the main purpose of art in the 18th Century?

What is a dance suite?

The third movement in a Classical symphony is usually written in

Rousseau's criticism of Baroque opera as artificial and overly complicated encouraged the development of

The second movement of a Classical symphony usually offers the listener a period of contrast due to its

Sonata form can be seen as a large ABA' form, with each letter standing for a section of the movement as follows:

Several pitches sounding simultaneously are referred to as a(n):

For the plots in their operas, Romantic composers drew from

What effect did the patronage system of the Baroque period have on musical forms?

Which are important style features of Classical music?

The fastest movement in a Classical symphony is usually the

What were the most important forms during the Classical period?

Romantic music and literature often showed a fascination with

What is WORD PAINTING?

In Gregorian recitation, the pitch on which the text is sung is called the

The major works of Brahms tend toward

What is the BASSO CONTINUO in Baroque music?

What is VARIATION form?

Which composer was a church organist in Leipzig, Germany?

What does it mean to perform a cappela?

In the Baroque period, composing music was regarded as

A coherent succession of pitches, played or sung in a certain rhythm, is called:

Which composer developed DOUBLE-EXPOSITION form for his concertos?

What was the chief characteristic of High Renaissance style, which emerged around 1500?

How were great artists beginning to be viewed in Beethoven's time?

A set piece for solo singer used to mull over the character's emotions is called