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The Cecilian Movement
Promoted the national musical style of Sicily
Encouraged choral societies throughout Europe
Advocated for universal musical education
A 19th C revival of Palestrina like Church-music
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Verismo refers to...
An over-priced instant coffee maker from starbucks
Shock opera; depicts lower-class characters, tragic ending
Programmatic symphonies that depict real life events
Operatic singing that aims to depict the rhythms of speech
3
Identify this piece
Mahler, Symphony 2
Wagner, Ring Cycle
Strauss, Don Quixote
Wagner, Tristan und Isolde
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What is Nationalism?
Nation is the primary social and political allegiance
Debates over the relative merits of different musical styles
The quotation of folk song, regardless of country.
Self-identification through the family and village
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From Beethoven, Brahms traced all of the following, except...
Absolute Music
Symphonic Choral singing
Tradition
Classical Genres
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Which is NOT a reason for the importance of the Symphonic poem in the 19th C
Elevate instrumental programme music, even above opera
Allowed for the introduction of new instruments
Integrate multi-movement works
Related Music to the outside world
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Identify this piece
Bruckner, Virga Jesse
Bruckner, Christus factus est
Bruckner, Salve Maria
Bruckner, Locus iste
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A Symphonic poem is...
A symphony that has a sung text
A one-movement, programmatic orchestral work
A poem read during the performance of a symphony
A lied accompanied with a symphony
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How did people listen to symphonic concerts at home in the 19th century?
People formed small community bands to listen to music.
Widespread use of the early phonograph
They played symphonic reductions for piano 4-hands
There was no opportunity to hear symphonies at home
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From Beethoven, Wagner traced all the following except...
New Forms
The Prominence of Symphonies
Innovation
Program Music
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The Fin-de-siècle is best characterized by
Desire for more cooperation between different countries
Optimism for the coming century
Desire to create a new society in the new world
Pessimism and ennui regarding the future
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Identify this piece
Brahms, Symphony 4
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Strauss, Don Quixote
Mussorgsky, Boris Gudonov
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Carmen
is an example of
Realism
Exoticism
Nationalism
Verismo
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France responded to losing the Franco-Prussian War by
Banning the performance of German and Austrian Music
Unifying various French states into a unified country
Founding musical institutions to promote French composers
Promoting musical collaboration amoung European countries
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Identify this piece
Fauré, Le bonne chanson
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Verdi, La Traviata
Mahler, Kindertotenlieder
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The Mighty Five are
The most famous composers in the 19th C century
A group of Russian composers who promoted national music
The most famous opera singers in the 19th C
The most popular operas performed in Europe in the 19th C
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What is Risorgimento?
The resurgence of the multi-part aria form.
The resurgence of Italian opera after the rise of Germany
Verdi's most successful opera
Political and Social movement that unified Italy
18
Identify this piece
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Tchaikovsky, Symphony 6
Brahms, Symphony 4, 4th mvt.
Strauss, Don Quixote
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Identify this piece
Brahms, Symphony 4
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Dvorak, Slavonic Dances
Brahms, Piano Quintet
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Which opera least matches the characteristics of Verismo?
Mascagni, Cavalleria rusticana
Puccini's La bohème
Leoncavallo , Pagliacci
Puccini's Tosca
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This piece exemplifies which technique?
Theme and Variations
Chaconne bass
Leitmotif
Developing Variation
22
Identify this piece
Mahler, Kindertotenlieder
Wolf, Lebe wohl
Fauré, Avant que tu ne t'en ailles
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
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Which is not a characteristic of Mahler's symphonic style?
Detailed performance instructions
Musical quotation
Conventional orchestration
Programmatic Content
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Both Brahms and Wagner traced their musical lineage to
Liszt
Mozart
Beethoven
Schubert
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How did Wagner use Leitmotifs?
There is only a small handful of motifs that occur rarely
He developed them continuously through the opera
Same melody appears every time a person/word is mentioned
The same melody appeared every time a character appears
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Identify this piece
Verdi, La Traviata
Mussorgsky, Boris Gudonov
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Bizet, Carmen
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Wagner's new kind of opera, that combined music, text, and staging into a unified whole
Gestufemusik
Gesundheit
Gesamtkunstwerk
Geschwafelschreiben
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Identity this piece
Dvorak, Slavonic dances
Brahms, Piano Quintet
Strauss, Don Quixote
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
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Identify this piece
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Mussorgsky, Boris Gudonov
Bizet, Carmen
Verdi, La Traviata
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Wolf wrote compositions for such a small part of his life because...
He was suffering from syphilitic-insanity
He didn't think there was much good poetry
He was very insecure, and continually destroyed his works
it took him a very long time to compose
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Identify this piece
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Verdi, La Traviata
Bizet, Carmen
Mussorgsky, Boris Gudonov
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Identify this piece
Mahler, Kindertotenlieder
Bruckner, Virgo Jesse
Fauré, Avant que tu ne t'en ailles
Wolf, Lebe wohl
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Music that focus on contrast of timbre and tone color rather than pitch is
Klangfarbenmelodie
Klingferdenmelodie
Hellflingenmelodie
Tonstempelmelodie
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Exoticism...
References the composer's own country
Represents the music of far-off countries/peoples
Music that uses exotic scales
Music that makes use of a large percussion section
