Y11 Quiz

Tavener used poems and religious texts for his vocal music

How has Handel created a sense of 'nobility' using melody in the introduction to this piece?

Where was Beethoven from?

What is an Anthem

Where was Haydn from?

What is an Oratorio?

Which of these are key features for a Solo Concerto in the Classical era?

What is 'sonata form'?

What does SATB stand for?

Which of these is a Baroque composer?

What key is Graceland in?

What is a Coronation Anthem?

Tavener was famous for vocal works

Which of these isn't a vocal technique/ feature?

Where was Mozart born?

Which key are clarinets in usually?

Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major is in A major

Who/ what was Bartok inspired by?

What is the correct grouping of singers in this piece?

Which phrase best describes the melody of the word 'hallelujah' in this extract?

What is the difference/ space between 2 notes?

Which of these are key features for a Solo Concerto in the Classical era?

How has Handel created a sense of 'nobility' using instrumentation in the introduction to this piece?

Which term best describes the texture of the voices on the word 'hallelujah' in this extract?

Where is Vivaldi?

What is an Oratorio?

What is a very common instrument in the Baroque era?

Which term best describes the melody of the Soprano line on the word (for unto us a child is) 'born'?

Why did orchestras become bigger in the Classical era?

Why did composers have a bit more freedom in the Classical era?

What is a 'cadenza'?

Which of these is a feature of serialism?

Whose hometown did Paul Simon go to when working on Graceland?