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Unit 7 Romantic Era Review
Unit 7 Romantic Era Review
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1
Antonín Dvořák was known for using folk music from Czech, Native American, and African-American traditions in his music.
False
True
2
Johannes Brahms was considered one of the most "Classical" composers of the Romantic period.
False
True
3
During the Romantic period, composers wrote music that was shorter and simpler compared to the Classical period.
True
False
4
Who is Miss Sapp's favorite composer from the Romantic Era?
Johannes Christian Bach
Johannes Brahms
Johannes Sebastian Bach
Johannes Gutenberg
5
Which of the following are three of Tchaikovsky’s most famous ballets?
Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Little Mermaid
Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and the Sleeping Beauty
Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Princess and the Frog
Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and Cinderella
6
This word is the use of notes outside the scale of the piece.
Chromatacism
Chromaticism
7
What was the main inspiration for Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture?
His dream about the world ending.
The French invasion of Russia by Napoleon.
8
Which of the following musical forms were popular in the Romantic period?
All the Above
Operas
Symphonies
Sonatas
9
Mendelssohn’s music uses pictorialism, where he tried to create an image or story through his compositions.
True
False
10
How was music in the Romantic period different from the Classical period?
Romantic music was more emotional and told stories.
Romantic music was strict and rigid.
11
This word is a word that translates to "a total work of art." This term was coined by Richard Wagner and describes art
idontknowitssomethingreallylongandconfusinglol
Artiscoolyeah
Gesamtkunstwerk
Kunst ist hübsch
12
Symphonies were _____ in the Romantic Era.
Shorter
Longer
13
Tchaikovsky’s music was known for being emotionally complex, often building up tension with melodies and harmonies.
True
False
14
Johannes Brahms was allegedly in love with...
Clara Schumann
Miley Cyrus
Miss Sapp
Hildegard Von Bignen
15
These instruments changed the Romantic Era Orchestra by making compositions louder and stronger.
Brass
Strings
Woodwinds
Percussion
16
Liszt invented the modern music recital, where a single musician plays several pieces for an audience.
True
False
17
How did nationalism influence music in the Romantic period?
Composers used music that was connected to their country's history.
Composers used music that was connected to their left toe.
Composers used music that was connected to their country's preference.
Composers used music that was connected to their grandmas.
18
This composer was one of the most famous pianists of his time and created new ways to perform music.
Rachmaninoff
Franz Liszt
Johannes Brahms
Clara Schumann
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How did the Industrial Revolution affect music in the Romantic period?
People could afford instruments and play music at home. It got personal.
People were too busy making stuff that they didn't have time to make music.
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How did composers in the Romantic period use emotion and stories in their music?
They wrote music that didn't make any sense.
They wrote music that told a story or showed strong emotions.