Music History II

Piano parts for Schubert's lieder are notable for their...

Student of Schoenberg; entire output can be performed in less than 4 hours

Who created and first used the term "recital"?

Of the following, which is the most important development of the late 19th century

Who is considered to be the founder of modern French chamber music?

Who elevated the status of ballet music?

Used Neoclassicism for his distinct style; approach to harmony can be described as neotonal

Which composer brought popular music to the concert hall?

Student of Schoenberg; infused atonal music with expressive gestures

Indeterminacy; Prepared Piano; Chance Music

Which of the following did NOT find a place in Chopin's output?

Which composer created a style that became the quintessential musical sound of America?

Of the following, which describes the symphonies of Brahms?

Stayed in Germany during the Nazi regime; created methods and materials for teaching music.

Which of the following 2 composers are associated with minimalism?

Arguments on the merits of program and absolute music centered around which 2 composers?

Who is credited with developing metric modulation?

Moved the German classical tradition into atonality

Of the following, which would be the subject of a ballad?

Who is known as “the father of the blues” and introduced sheet music forms of blues songs?

French composer whose music is characterized by wit and defiance of conventional ideas

Creates images through motives, exotic scales, and timbre; urgency to resolve harmony is absent

Which of the following statements characterizes Mahler’s orchestration?

Certain aspects of the music are unspecified; the listener is invited to hear sounds as music

The "Mighty Handful" were...