Which of these is the correct order of the eras of music history?

ancient, medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century

What is an example of impressionism in music?

music that sounds how a painting looks

What is syncopation in music?

when you emphasize playing notes placed on "up-beats" in a song

What is classical music?

music that comes out of the Western tradition and follows “common practice"

What is the difference between hip-hop and rap?

hip hop is the culture and rap is the genre of music

World music is non-classical and from anywhere but Europe or North America

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Which of these is the correct order of the eras of music history?
medieval, ancient, renaissance, classical, baroque, 20th century, romantic
ancient, medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century
ancient, renaissance, baroque, medieval, romantic, classical, 20th century
romantic, ancient, baroque, medieval, renaissance, classical, 20th century
2
Which of these composers is not associated with the Classical era? (1750-1820)
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Johan Sebastian Bach
Joseph Haydn
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3
True/False: Techno, dance, EDM, and Dubstep all use a synthesizer, drum machine, music sampler, sequencer, and computer
False
True
4
True/False: Opera was very popular in the Baroque and Classical eras
False
True
5
What is an example of impressionism in music?
when you impress someone with your music
music that sounds how a painting looks
when you sing a song with an accent
music that is played with emotion
6
What is the main thing that separates Jazz from most other musical genres?
instrumentation
improvisation
tonality
7th chords
7
What do the Beatles, Madonna, and Post Malone all have in common?
they all have the same haircut
they wrote pop music
they all know how to read music
they went to the same high school
8
True/False: Music that follows Common Practice is considered "tonal" (has a major or minor key) and feels "musical"
False
True
9
Define the term: Genre
Empty choice
style of playing on an instrument
type of music
instrumentation of music
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What is syncopation in music?
when members of a musical ensemble are not in sync
when there is latency between a computer and a midi instrument
when you do not have a tonal center but you still improvise
when you emphasize playing notes placed on "up-beats" in a song
11
Where did music often originate in the Ancient era? (before 800 BC)
we don't know
within the schools
in the streets
religious ceremonies
12
Based on your knowledge of the eras of music, during what period was "4:33" by John Cage likely composed?
20th Century (1911-2000)
Baroque (1650-1750)
Classical (1750-1820)
Romantic (1820-1911)
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What is classical music?
music that comes out of the Western tradition and follows “common practice"
music performed by an orchestra, choir, or band
music that was written before 1700
music that one learns in order to get better on their instrument
14
What is the difference between hip-hop and rap?
hip-hop has more dancing than rap does
hip-hop was the 70's-80's and rap came afterwards
hip hop is the culture and rap is the genre of music
rap is less appropriate for children than hip-hop
15
True/False: Arnold Shoenberg (1874-1951) was a German composer who loved tonality (writing music with a key)
True
False
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What is world music?
World music is any music made after 1700 using unusual instruments
World music is made of instruments that aren't found within classical music
World music is non-classical and from anywhere but Europe or North America
World music is music that combines classical and non-classical genres

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