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1
Which of the following is NOT a value of Baroque Era music?
Drama and contrast
Extreme use of ornamentation
Clear, rigid structure and form
Interest in light vs. dark
2
Atonal music is music that lacks a tonal center/ home key signature.
True
False
3
Which of the following is NOT true of Ludwig van Beethoven?
He was abused as a child
He lost his hearing
He never married
He was crippled
4
Which of the following is a difference between Classicism and Neo-Classicism?
Logic and order
New, experimental harmonies
Regular, balanced phrases
Clear musical form
5
The book-end dates of the Modern Era are:
c. 1900 - c. 1985
c. 1945 - Present
c. 1820 - 1914
c. 1880 - c. 1920
6
Which of the following is NOT a main value of Modern Music?
Melodies are extremely disjunct
Rejection of formal practices, conventions, and genres
Harmonies are simple and tonal
"Emancipaton of the Dissonance"
7
____ is a light-hearted style of opera with a pleasant subject, comedy, and a happy ending. (Select all that apply!)
Light Opera
Realistic Opera
Comedic Opera
Romantic Opera
8
Ludwig van Beethoven nearly single-handedly ushered in the Romantic Era.
False
True
9
What does "Emancipation of the Dissonance" mean?
Classical-era harmonies are valued again
Music is written to be highly tonal
Dissonant, or unstable, chords are used more freely
Melodies are increasingly conjunct
10
________________ is the lead pitched drum, also known as the talking drum, in traditional African music.
Muezzin
Ma
Raga
Dondon
11
The language of Blues and Jazz music is one element that comes from traditional African music.
False
True
12
George Frideric Handel was extremely well known for his oratorios.
False
True
13
What are the book-end dates of the evolution of American Music and Jazz?
c. 1900 - c. 1985
c. 1945 - Present
c. 1880 - c. 1920
c. 1860 - c. 1960
14
______ is the Father of Western Art Music.
Franz Joseph Haydn
Josquin des Prez
Johann Sebastian Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
15
_________ is a genre composed for solo piano that uses a highly syncopated melody over a rhythmically-steady bass.
Ragtime
Swing Music
Blues
New Orleans Jazz
16
Which of the following titles belong to Franz Joseph Haydn? (Select all that apply!)
Father of Western Art Music
Father of the String Quartet
Father of the Symphony
Father of the Classical Era
17
Edgard Varese experimented with computerized (or synthesized) sound in music.
False
True
18
Which of the following is NOT a value of Postmodern Music?
Re-examination of what is considered music, what is considered noise.
A need to rebel against previous forms/ conventions/ genres
Anything and everything can be considered Art
High levels of experimentation
19
Which of the following composers IS an Impressionist Composer?
Claude Debussy
Igor Stravinsky
John Adams
Charles Ives
20
When music is ________, that means it is easy for many people to enjoy it.
Conjunct
Harmonized
Accessible
Disjunct
21
A _____ is a single-movement work for orchestra that is meant to evoke a poem, story, or piece of art.
Symphonic Poem
Program Piece
Symphony Orchestra
Concerto
22
Which of the following did NOT happen to Orchestras between the Classical and Romantic Eras?
They added new instruments
They added Conductors
They grew in size
They lost popularity
23
______ is the dominant driving force in Western Art Music:
Rhythm
Harmony
Lyrics
Melody
24
A _________ is a piece written for a solo instrument with orchestral (large ensemble) accompaniment.
Concerto
Fugue
Symphony
Sonata
25
Romantic music has increased amounts of chromaticism, as compared with Classical music.
True
False
26
Which of the following is NOT part of Franz Liszt's legacy?
The position of the piano on stage
Performing by memory
Premiering of avant-garde works
Full solo recitals
27
What are the book-end dates for the Swing/ Big Band era?
c. 1860 - c. 1880
c. 1920 - c. 1940
c. 1900 - c. 1920
c. 1890 - early 1900s
28
Which of the following is NOT a value of Romantic Music?
Interest in light vs. dark/ good vs. evil
Intense emotional expression
Interest in Nature
The power and emotions of the individual
29
Which of the following composers made significant contributions to Classical Opera?
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Franz Joseph Haydn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
C. P. E. Bach
30
Rachmaninoff's
Isle of the Dead
is an example of a Symphonic Poem.
True
False
31
Music is a reflection of a given place and time in history.
True
False
32
____ is the concept of providing a commentary on or response to something through music.
Signifyin'
Call and Response
Blues
Ragtime
33
______ is a musical sentence, with a clear beginning, middle, and end:
Disjunct
Cadence
Conjunt
Phrase
34
This type of music is meant to reach as many people as possible:
World Music
Art Music
Folk Music
Popular Music
35
A _________ is a piece written for a solo instrument with only 1-2 instruments (often piano) accompanying.
Concerto
Sonata
Fugue
Symphony
36
The book-end dates of the Romantic Era are:
c. 1750- c. 1820
c. 1820- 1914
c. 1900- c. 1985
c. 1600- c. 1750
37
_________ is the height of Jazz.
Swing Music
Blues
Ragtime
New Orleans Jazz
38
Which of the following is arguably the single biggest difference between the Classical and Romantic Eras?
The use of functional harmony
The use of musical forms
Emotional expression
The types of instruments being played
39
______ is when multiple pitches sound simultaneously, with some pitches being subservient to others:
Harmony
Rhythm
Melody
Chord Progression
40
Developments in Music and the Arts in the 1900s were highly influenced by WWI and WWII.
False
True
41
_________ are intervals in pitch that are smaller than a half-step (the smallest interval in Western Music).
Microtones
Disjunct Melodies
Tone Clusters
Polychords
42
Besides J. S. Bach, who was ONE more influential composer in the Baroque Era?
Josquin Desprez
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Franz Joseph Haydn
Antonio Vivaldi
43
Which of the following composers is known as the Father of the Classical Era?
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Franz Joseph Haydn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
C. P. E. Bach
44
This type of music is a traditional part of the society from which it comes:
Art Music
World Music
Folk Music
Popular Music
45
Western Art Music is unique in that it is the only music that values harmony above all other musical elements.
False
True
46
Who wrote the first opera in history?
Antonio Vivaldi
Claudio Monteverdi
J. S. Bach
Josquin Desprez
47
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his first composition when he was 5 years old.
False
True
48
The book-end dates of the Impressionist Era are:
c. 1900 - c. 1985
c. 1880 - c. 1920
c. 1820 - 1914
c. 1945 - Present
49
In music, the term "dynamics" refers to volume (how loud or soft something is):
True
False
50
_________ is a response to BeBop. The music was overall softer, slower, and lower in pitch.
Free Jazz
Swing Music
Jazz Fusion
Cool Jazz
51
Which of the following is NOT a value of Western Art Music?
Providing a commentary on the society from which it comes
Meant to serve Artistic ideals
Meant to reach the masses
Emotional expression
52
The book-end dates of the Postmodern Era are:
c. 1880 - c. 1920
c. 1900 - c. 1985
c. 1945 - Present
c. 1820 - 1914
53
Antonio Vivaldi was employed by an Orphanage for orphaned girls and young woman.
False
True
54
The Tin Pan Alley was/ is in which major city?
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
55
Which composer was the hero of the Counter-Reformation?
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Johann Sebastian Bach
Josquin des Prez
Johann Pachelbel
56
The Classical and Romantic Eras have extremely little in common.
True
False
57
Franz Schubert was very famous and well-known during his lifetime.
True
False
58
__________________________ are notes that are lowered to give a sense of sadness.
Response Notes
Blues Notes
Signifyin' Notes
Wailing Notes
59
_________ is the first true American music:
Bluegrass
Gospel
Blues
Jazz
60
What are the book-end dates for the Blues era?
c. 1860 - c. 1880
c. 1900 - c. 1920
c. 1920 - c. 1940
c. 1890 - early 1900s
61
Classicism takes the formal structures and conventions of Romanticism and stretches/ expands them.
True
False
62
Which of the following composers IS a Neo-Classical Composer?
John Adams
Igor Stravinsky
Claude Debussy
Charles Ives
63
________________ is the principle singer who calls others to worship through the Adhan in traditional Islamic music.
Dondon
Raga
Muezzin
Ma
64
____ is the main sequence of individual, consecutive pitches:
Chord Progression
Rhythm
Melody
Harmony
65
______________________ is the melody in traditional Indian music. It is the main expressive element of Indian music.
Dondon
Ma
Raga
Muezzin
66
______ was mostly known for his skill at composing Motets, the most notable of which is, perhaps, Ave Maria.
Josquin des Prez
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Pachelbel
67
______________________ are the rests, or silence, in traditional Japanese Folk Music.
Muezzin
Ma
Raga
Dondon
68
_____________ is the belief that people are strong, intelligent, and in charge of their own lives.
Spiritualism
The Enlightenment
Christianity
Humanism
69
What are the book-end dates for the New Orleans Jazz era?
c. 1860 - c. 1880
c. 1900 - c. 1920
c. 1920 - c. 1940
c. 1890 - early 1900s
70
This type of music is meant to be listened to actively (not passively):
Art Music
Folk Music
Popular Music
World Music
71
Rossini's Opera
The Barber of Seville
is an example of Comedic Opera.
True
False
72
Orchestras tripled in size between the Classical and Romantic Eras.
False
True
73
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Minimalist Music?
Meant to tell a specific story
Highly repetitive
Tonal
Short, simple melodic segments
74
What are the book-end dates of the Baroque Era?
c.1750 - c.1820
c.1600 - c.1750
476 - c.1450
c.1450 - c.1600
75
______ is a system of organization in music in which each of the 12 pitches are used in a fixed order.
Atonal Music
Experimentalism
Serialism
Twelve-Tone Music
76
Impressionism first began in France in the Visual Arts.
False
True
77
Haydn's music was considered light and humorous during his time.
False
True
78
Franz Liszt is remembered as one of the most prolific Symphony composers in history.
False
True
79
____ is the act of depicting the text, in music, through literal musical gestures.
Imitation
Word painting
Vocalization
Melismas
80
A/ an ___________ is a religious piece that is performed with choir & orchestra. It is opera-like but lacks staging.
Oratorio
Offering
Aria
Opera
81
Edgard Varese composed ___________ music.
Electronic
Impressionist
Chamber
Minimalist
82
When did American Popular Music first begin to emerge?
Late 1700s
Late 1800s
Early 1800s
Early 1900s
83
_____ are usually written for solo voice and piano, the music enhances the emotions of pre-existing text (like a poem).
Art Songs
Concerti
Operas
Sonatas
84
Which of the following IS a value of Romantic Music?
Interest in all things mysterious and fantastic
Interest in love (unreturned love)
All of the above
Bold emotional expression
85
_________ is the first true American Art music:
Swing Music
BeBop
Ragtime
New Orleans Jazz
86
_________ is monophonic, vocal, religious music of the Middle Ages:
Gregorian Chant
Fugues
Organum
Motets
87
Organum was typically performed in early Cathedrals.
False
True
88
What are the book-end dates of the Renaissance?
c.1450 - c.1600
c.1600 - c.1750
c.1750 - c.1820
476 - c.1450
89
The book-end dates of the Classical Era are:
c. 1900- c. 1985
c. 1750- c. 1820
c. 1820- 1914
c. 1600- c. 1750
90
______ are any non-conventional way of producing sound on a musical instrument
Extended techniques
Sonatas
Chromatic runs
Etudes