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Music Appreciation Exam 2
What is a Requiem?
What is Sonata Form?
Music Appreciation Exam 2
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What is Sonata Form?
An original melody accompainment
The form of 5 different movements
Short musical idea developed into a composition
The form of a single movement
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What is a Requiem?
A mass for the dead
Second movement in sonata form
A sign meaning pause
Third dance-like movement
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What is a symphony?
A group of people playing instruments
Another name for a melody
All of these
An extended, ambitious composition typically lasting between 20-45 minutes.
4
Who wrote the Fantastic Symphony?
Mozart
Hector Berlioz
Beethoven
Antonin Dvorak
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Which composer created the Symphonic poem or tone poem?
Franz Liszt
Beethoven
Chopin
Mozart
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What is program music?
Instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene
Classical music that consists of the main story in an opera.
The third movements in an opera
All of these
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What replaces the harpsicord during the Classical Period?
Clavicord
Organ
Piano
Keyboard
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What instrument does the String Quartet include?
A cello
A viola
All of these
Two violins
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A piece in triple meter originated as a stately professional dance for the polish mobility
Duo
Tonice Mention
Symphony
Polonaise
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What is a Fermata?
The contrast of mood
A string quartet
A sign meaning pause
All of these
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Who is the most famous Russian Composer?
Frank Schubert
Frederic Chopin
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Robert Schuman
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When a melody returns in a later movement or section of a Romantic work.
Program Music
Thematic Transformation
Expressive Tone Color
Program
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The forms used for program music that are similar to those used for non-program music.
Opera
Symphonic Poem
Incidental music
Absolute Music
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What are the Parts of Sonata Form?
Development
All of these
Recapitulation/Coda
Exposition
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What is a motive?
True intentions
Theme and Variations
An original melody accompainment
A short musical idea developed into a composition
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What is the De capo?
A symphony
The tuneful main theme
A form of light mood music
Starts from the beginning
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Music to be performed before and during a play
Incidental music
Program Symphony
Concert Overture
Absolute Music
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Which composer was the gateway to the twentieth century?
Richard Wagner
Felix Mendelssohn
Hector Berlioz
Johannes Brahms
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What is a leitmotif?
A combination of both the tonic key and melody
A short musical idea associated with a person, an object, or thought.
A piece of music that is often created for operas
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What is a Serenade?
Theme and variations
Change of dynamics created by a loud chord.
A work that's usually light in mood, meant for entertainment
Changes in melody or rhythm
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The slight holding back or pressing forward of tempo.
Thematic Transformation
Melody
Tonic Unqiue
Rubato
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What is the Program
The Opera as a whole musical work.
The tone color
nonmusical elements that is specified by a title or by explanatory comments
The holding back of tempo
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What is an Etude?
A study piece designed to help performer master specific techniques
A piece in triple meter
None of these
Another form of flat meter
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What is a Counter Melody?
The final movement
The original tonic key
An original melody accompaniment
Minuet and Trio
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What composer is considered the pioneer of classical style?
Bach
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
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What is the Classical Style?
None of these
A foucs on balance
A focus on tempo
A foucs on Melody
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Which composer created the "contrast of mood"
Haydn
Mozart
Berlioz
Beethoven
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What was Franz Schulbert's Most famous musical work?
Fantasy Pieces
AufschWung
Warum
The Unfinished Symphony
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A one-movement orchestral composition based to some extent on literary or pictorial ideas.
Art Song
Tonic poem
Symphonic Poem
Song Form
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Who was the leading composer of Czech national music
Moazart
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Frederic Chopin
Antonin Dvorak
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A composition for solo voice and piano
Song Cycle
Art Song
Song Form
Strophic Form
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What is the Scherzo?
compositional form in 3 parts that is sometimes used as the third movement.
The different movements in classical music.
Another name for tonic form
All of these
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The end section of an Artsong
Post-Lude
Song Cycle
Fight Song
Strophic Form
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What is the Cadenza?
A sign meaning pause
A special unaccompanied showpiece for the soloist
The second movement
A mass for the dead
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What is a "Night Piece" a slow lyrical, intimate composition for piano?
Polonaise
Melody
Nocturne
Requiem
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What is a rondo?
Changes the tempo of a melody
The main tonic key
tuneful main theme that returns several times with other themes
All of these
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What is the Idee fixe?
All of these
A single melody
Another name for the Tonic Key
Part of the Symphony
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What are the characteristics of the Classical Style?
Texture/The end of the Basso Continuo
All of these
Rhythm
Melody/Dynamics of the piano
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Use of Chords Containing Tones not found in the prevailing major or minor scale but included on the chromatic scale.
Fifth Harmony
Tonic Key
Chromatic Harmony
Tone Unision
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Which composer is considered the earliest master of the romantic art song?
Frederic Chopin
Franz Liszt
Felix Mendelssohn
Franz Schulbert
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Which element did composers in the Romantic period use to reveal rich and sensuous sound
Tempo
Tonic Key
Expressive Tone Color
Melody
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What is the most important form of classical music?
Triple Bass
Tonic Symphony
Three movment work
The string Quartet
