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Eighteenth-Century Classicism, Chapters 25-32
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1
Which of the following best describes musical life in the Classical era?
Music was performed only by professionals & aristocats.
all of the above
Audiences preferred performances of old music rather than new.
Rise of public performances gave composers new venues to perform their work
2
The Classical period in music ranged from approximately:
1650 to 1700.
1750 to 1825.
1600 to 1650.
1700 to 1750.
3
In which of the following forms would the last movement of a Classical sonata or symphony most likely be?
minuet & trio
scherzo
rondo
A-B-A
4
How did Haydn's
Military
Symphony earn its nickname?
It was written for a military band.
It was written during a time of war.
It opens with trumpet fanfares.
It uses percussion instruments associated with Turkish military music.
5
Which composer both maintained & disrupted the balance of the Classical style?
Bach
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
6
Varying a theme's melodic outline, rhythm, or harmony is considered:
polyphony.
thematic development.
thematic stagnation
harmonic development.
7
Don Giovanni
recounts the tale of:
a knight returning home from the Crusades.
a hapless fool seeking true love.
an amoral womanizer.
a wondering priest.
8
Which of the following best depicts a rondo in its simplest form?
A-B-C-A
A-B-C-D
A-B-C
A-B-A-C-A
9
The 3 main sections of sonata-allegro form are the exposition, the development, and the:
bridge.
coda.
recapitulation.
trio.
10
Which form is based on the recurrence of a musical idea in alternation with contrasting episodes?
theme & variations
rondo
concerto
sonata-allegro
11
What section in sonata-allegro form features the most tension & drama through modulation & motivic interplay?
development.
coda.
recapitulation.
exposition.
12
Which of the following genres usually follow(s) the general structure of a multimovement cycle?
symphony
concerto
all of the above
sonata
13
How many movements are in a Classical concerto?
4
6
2
3
14
A string quartet consists of:
a violin, 2 violas, & a cello
a violin, a viola, a cello, & a bass.
2 violins, a viola, & a cello
3 violins & a cello.
15
Who was Haydn's principal patron?
Count Razumovsky
Prince Esterhazy
Emperor Joseph II
Emperor Frederick the Great
16
The
Dies irae
text from the Requiem Mass describes:
devotion to the Virgin Mary.
Judgment Day.
the birth of Christ.
the resurrection of Christ.
17
Beethoven suffered perhaps the most traumatic of all maladies for a musician. What is it?
deafness
blindness
paralysis
diabetes
18
For Haydn, Mozart, and their successors, the term sonata means:
an instrumental work for up to 5 performers.
an orchestral work.
an instrumental work for 1 or 2 instruments.
an orchestral work with a featured soloist.
19
The system in which the aristocracy sponsored musicians during the Classical era is called:
scholarship.
apprenticeship.
patronage.
sponsorship.
20
How many movements does Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 have?
5
4
3
1
21
What is the form of the 2nd movement of Haydn's
Military
Symphony?
rondo
A-B-A'
sonata-allegro
theme & variations
22
How many symphonies did Haydn compose?
9
41
over 100
15
23
The _____ is an extension of the closing idea that leads to the final cadence in the home key.
development
coda
exposition
recapitulation
24
Which of the following best describes the form of the 1st movement of Mozart's
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
?
sonata-allegro
minuet
rondo
theme & variations
25
How many symphonies did Beethoven write?
9
104
32
5
26
Which of the following descriptions best characterizes
Don Giovanni
?
It presents a Greek myth.
It is a tragedy.
It is a sacred drama with religious overtones.
It mixes elements of opera seria & opera buffa.
27
During the Classical era, chords were built from the 7 tones of the major or minor scale, meaning they were _____.
homophonic
monophonic
diatonic
chromatic
28
During the Classical era, the principal genre(s) of sacred choral music was/were:
the oratorio.
the Requiem.
the Mass.
all of the above
29
How did Beethoven describe the principal motive of his Symphony No. 5?
"My greatest melody ever!"
Surely I've written better things."
"Fate knocking at the door."
none of the above
30
Mozart died before he was able to complete the:
Requiem.
opera The Marriage of Figaro.
opera The Magic Flute.
last symphony.
31
Mozart's
Requiem
was:
his first work.
performed on the death of his father.
dedicated to Haydn.
his last work, incomplete at his death.
32
A/An _____, a free solo passage without orchestral accompaniment, is a typical feature of a concerto.
cadenza
introduction
development
codetta
33
What is the form of the 1st movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5?
sonata-allegro
scherzo
rondo
theme & variations
34
A musical setting of the Mass for the Dead is called:
an oratorio.
a Requiem.
an opera.
a cantata.
35
The nickname "father of the symphony" was earned by:
Mozart.
Bach.
Haydn.
Beethoven.
36
Mozart is remembered today as:
the leading patron of Classical church music.
a slow starter who later achieved fame as a composer.
the most gifted child prodigy in the history of music.
the inventor of the Classical symphony.
37
In sonata-allegro form, the contrasting key is established by the statement of the:
codetta.
second theme.
bridge.
development.
38
The English translation for
opera seria
is:
serious opera.
simple opera.
serial opera.
comic opera.
39
Beethoven's compositional activity fell into _____ periods.
5
2
3
4
40
Which of the following best describes the opening idea of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5?
a rocket theme
a 4-note motive
a dancelike theme
a 3-note motive
41
The "Ode to Joy" is the finale of Beethoven's:
Symphony No. 1.
Symphony No. 5.
Missa solemnis.
Symphony No. 9.
42
What is the order of the movements of the Classical concerto?
fast-slow-slow-fast
fast-fast-slow-fast
fast-slow-fast
slow-fast-slow
43
Which of the following opera types sought to reflect simplicity & real human emotions?
tragic opera
opera buffa
serious opera
opera seria
44
The Classical symphony had its roots in the:
sonata.
ballet.
concerto.
opera overture.
45
Which term or terms best describe the character of the 3rd movement in the multimovement cycle?
dancelike
long, dramatic
lively, spirited
slow, lyrical