Music History Unit 3 Review

The composer _______ worked as a music critic and founded the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik.

The ___________ was a personal reflection on Beethoven's deafness and vocation.

This famous cycle of four music dramas by Wagner is known as ________.

Nicolò Paganini made his important contributions to music history as a _________.

A musical idea in Wagner's music that is associated with an idea or a character is called ________.

This opera with heoric themes is written by this late classical composer:

What is unusal about this movement from a Beethoven symphony?

The composer ________ was one of the most imaginative orchestrators of the Romantic period and wrote a treatise on it.

Beethoven's middle period is sometimes known as his ____________.

__________ combined the folk ideal in song with personal interpretation of the song text.

Who composed this work?

What term did Wagner prefer over "Leitmotiv"?

Wagner's Tristan und Isolde is an example of the genre he called _______.

An important model for the success of the heroic personality at the turn of the 19th century was _______________.

This composer was known for his clever writing in his operatic duets.

Continuity and asymmetry are important features of artistic style throughout the Romantic period.

Most composers during the Romantic period made their earnings solely through composing.

The mazurka was a type of ________ for piano based on a Polish dance by Chopin.

What is the title of this work by Wagner?

Who wrote this rhapsody, showing patriotism to his homeland?

Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique is an example of the genre __________.

__________ was idolized by Romantic librettists because he provided a great model of success.

This German composer, active around the same time as Wagner, used a traditional classic compositional style.

The progressive composers working in Germany in the period after 1850 were known as the _________.

The conductor/composer _______ has an important contribution in music history through the revival of JS Bach's music.