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When was the Romantic period?
1941-1945
1800-1910
1600-1750
1850-1855
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When was the Baroque period?
1914-1918
1600-1750
1861-1865
1650-1710
3
What was the short simple theme Beethoven was famous for using called?
jingle
motif
theme
fugue
4
This is a pear shaped fretted string instrument.
pan flute
recorder
hurdy-gurdy
lute
5
When was the Classical period?
1810-1900
1750-1820
1600-1750
1700-1800
6
This was a form of singing by men only that included one vocal line.
Gregorian Chant
Italian Lied
German Madrigal
Symphony
7
Which Baroque composer was the master of the fugue?
J.S. Bach
W.A. Mozart
G.F. Handel
Joseph Haydn
8
Which ballet by Tchaikovsky is a Christmas story about a child's dream?
1812 Overture
The Nutcracker
Swan Lake
Der Ring Der Nibelungen
9
An interval that sounds pleasant.
dissonance
opulance
insolence
consonance
10
Which composer transitioned from the Classical to Romantic era?
Joseph Haydn
W.A. Mozart
L.v. Beethoven
J.S. Bach
11
What was the name of the group of Russian composers Tchaikovsky had a feud with?
The Five
N*Sync
Da Boyz
The Nine
12
Which modern string instrument became popular in the Classical period?
lute
hurdy-gurdy
harpsichord
guitar
13
This was an instrument made of tubes of different lengths bound together.
recorder
lute
hurdy-gurdy
pan flute
14
Which symphony did Beethoven originally dedicate to Napoleon?
Symphony no. 2
Symphony no. 3- Eroica
Symphony no. 9
Symphony no. 5
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Which piece by Tchaikovsky uses cannons and church bells to remember a victory over Napoleon?
Der Ring Der Nibelungen
Swan Lake
1812 Overture
The Nutcracker
16
Which of Beethoven's symphonies uses a full chorus with the orchestra?
Symphony no. 9
Symphony no. 3- Eroica
Symphony no. 5
Symphony no. 2
17
An interval that sounds unpleasant.
consonance
insolence
dissonance
opulance
18
What major invention during the Renaissance made music more widely available?
dissonance
printing press
fugue
hurdy-gurdy
19
Church music in the medieval era was almost entirely vocal. What does that mean?
singing only
percussion only
only bells
instruments and voices