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Unit 3 - Classical Period
Unit 3 - Classical Period
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Modern day hip hop has seen a huge push towards using strings to beef up the sounds of ____ in studio and live.
muscle cars
radio hits
stereo systems
guitars
2
A revival of, or renewed interest in something is ________.
Renaissance
hobby
Baroque
Ur tablet
3
Concerts were no longer private for the rich, they were public, performed in _______.
farm houses
Madison Square Gardens
bobville
local venues
4
What is a sonata?
piece for a soloist, often with piano, typically in several movements
a compositional style featuring 3 soloists
a composition for multiple performers spanning a large library of music lit
a heart felt emotional experience
5
Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven moved to Vienna due to the high number of ____ who lived in that part of the world.
farmers
listeners
wealthy patrons
movie moguls
6
The classical period was host to some of the most celebrated __________ of all time including Mozart and Beethoven.
instruments
lewis lessons in life
composers
fashion
7
What is the Viennese School?
school for musical justice
Hadyn, Mozart and Beethoven are known as the Viennese school
school for musicians
school for blind children
8
What do you call instrumental music played by a small ensemble, a player per part, such as the important string quartet?
Oratorio
Jazz
Techno
Chamber music
9
______ also becomes very popular in the classical period.
flute music
piano music
guiar music
chamber music
10
The most important instrumental form in the classical period was the _____.
symphony
soloist
cadenza
madrigal
11
Haydn composed ______ and was considered the father of the symphony.
104 symphonic works
20 symphonic works
a parror in a pear tree
5 symphonic works
12
The sonata is a ____
multi complex style
harsh toned style
heavy style
light, dance-music style
13
What are the Napoleonic Wars?
classical period
the overthrow of the Bourbon monarchy in France (1789 - 1799)
napoleon dynamite sequel
series of campaigns of French armies under Napoleon against European powers
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How did the Classical period last?
30 seconds and then some
70 years
two episodes of Bluey
1000 years
15
The ____ would also dominate the Classical period.
orchestra
piano ensemble
string ensemble
flute
16
What is a keyboard instrument with horizontal strings that are plucked by points of quill, leather?
piano
harpsichord
banjo
violin
17
The string quartet is made up of two violins, one viola and one _____.
cello
trumpet
kazoo
bass viola
18
Beethoven was such a master of music that he continued to compose while unable to ____ any of his works.
read
understand
see
hear
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Define virtuoso
a person highly skilled in muisc or another artistic pursuit
a person who loves
a person who lives in virtual reality
a person making over $5,000 per year
20
Music mirrored the cultural and _________ taking place around the world.
instruments
political revolutions
foods
fashions
21
Define Neoclassicism
the revival of a classical style or treatment in art
the main character from the matrix
the map of modern day Europe
a way to write music
22
During the Classical period, instrumental music becomes ____ than vocal music for the first time.
louder
crazier
softer
more important
23
Polyphony was used sparingly and only for pleasing _____ lines rather than heavy ornamentation.
curve
harmony
straight
counterpart
24
Define French Revolution
war on bread
the overthrow of the Bourbon monarchy in France (1789 - 1799)
a fancy pastry
American ideals
25
Compared to the Baroque period, Classical music was lighter, clearer and less _____.
simplistic
feminine
masculine
complicated
26
Composers of the classical period produced more _____ than any other previous period in history.
lullabies
stories
new ideas
instruments
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Definition of Preliterate
pre human skills
not developed, simple
a society or culture that has not developed the use of writing
primitive music
28
Define monophonic
music consisting of a single musical line, without accompaniment
one line
dual instruments
multiple parts
29
In the classical period, young composers rebelled at the baroque's heavy ___________ style.
fashion
decor
ornamentation
instruments
30
Egypt unified several cultures around the _________.
gulf of Mexico
Atlantic ocean
Nile River
Mediterranean
31
The most significant instrument to come on the scene in the classical period was...
the trumpet
the piano (pianoforte)
the flugelhorn
the harpsichord
32
Historians believe that the discovery of _____________ came from humans using hammers and tools to construct and build.
rhythm
earth
melody
bone flutes
33
The Classical period saw _____ bringing large numbers of exceptional musicians to the big cities of Europe....
trains
trucks
vast farm lands
urban cities growth
34
The three biggest names in the classical period were...
Bob, Frank, and Betsy
Mozart, Madrigal and Mr. Orr
Bach, Sebastian, and Albert
Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven
35
Music was likely a long ____________ that we believe started somewhere in the plains of Africa
evolutionary process
process
revolutionary war
river
36
The classical period gets it's name from the European style of arts and architecture known as ____.
dinner time
neotime
political revolutions
neoclassicism
37
Mozart began formal lessons at age ____, composed his 1st symphony at 12, and 1st opera at 14.
4
3 months
900
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Haydn's also known for helping create the ____ and helped develope the sonata form.
string quartet
bobville
bass guitar
concert piano
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At an early age Beethoven became established as a piano _____.
virtuoso
cleaner
repair man
builder
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Concertos featured a soloist with orchestra, usually with a _____ or solo passage portion in the music.
beat break
bobville
cadenza
violin