Class of 2017 IB Music Year 1 Review

A bass line is repeated underneath a melody as an ostinato is called a

A form in ABA-Developement-ABA form is called a

This musical culture strives to imitate the style and performance of the human voice 

A plucked string instrument with a half pear body shape used in the Renaissance is called a

The combination of traditional tango merged with classical music by Piazolla is called 

An electronic keyboard is an example of a

The style of jazz represented here is 

Which of the following was NOT a common characteristic of Renaissance Madrigals?

Common instruments used in gamelan include the gender, gangsas, and sarin, which are all

Tchiakovsky's Romeo and Juliet is an example of this type of program music

Two or more contrasting rhythms occurring at the same time is called 

A combination of two or more different chords sounding at the same time is known as a 

Which of the following is the correct order of a Sonata Allegro form

What kind of texture is used in this example?

The Baroque dance the Courante is a fast tempo dance from which country?

Using music to demonstrate the meaning of words is called

In the Sonata-Allegro form, which section presents both themes in the TONIC key?

The most famous example of Musique concrete is Varese's 

Which jazz artist is known for combining rock rhythms and tone colors with jazz

A pair of single-headed drums often played together as a set in Indian music are called the 

Time signatures such as 5/4 and 3+2+2/8 are called ________ meters

In a concerto from the CLASSICAL era, where is the cadenza usually placed?

A motet that uses two or more choirs of voices and/or instruments

Which composer is credited with reviving the music of Bach

The Baroque dance the Sarabande is a slow and serious dance from which country?

Dramatic Shifts between loud and soft in the Baroque Era was known as

This composer's entire compositional output of freely atonal music is under 3.5 hours

Which of the following is not a traditional Chinese instrument?

A form of syncopated popular piano that became popular during the late 1800s is called 

A complex style of jazz for 4-6 players is called 

True or False: A sonata is for a solo instrument only

What kind of texture is used in this example?

The succession of tone colors used in a serial composition is called 

Puccini's operas are noted for this, also called realism (focuses on real people and stories)

Who was the father of expressionism and atonal music

An alternate term for chance music is 

A repeated cycle of beats in Indian music is known as

Imitation occurring in one voice BEFORE the initial presentation of the subject is finished is

In jazz, the deliberate and exaggerated vibrato on the instrument is called a

In jazz, gliding from one pitch to another is called a

A "coda" in jazz music is called a

The Slendero and Pelog tunings originated from what non-western musical style

Music with a steady pulse, clear tonality, and repetition of short melodic patterns is called 

In jazz, starting at a pitch lower than the intended pitch and swooping up is called a

Which composer is responsible for the minimalist opera featured here?

Which of the following scale degrees are typically lowered in a jazz scale

Which Latin Dance Music style is marked by the playing of the cowbell in quarter notes

The Baroque dance the Gavotte is a moderate tempo dance from which country?

Tones not found in the prevailing major or minor key of a given piece is known as

In a concerto grosso, the concertino (soloists) are pitted against a larger group called the

Piazolla's tango music includes this accordion like instrument called the 

The Baroque dance the Allemande is a moderate tempo dance from which country?

In Russian music, these instruments were played to symbolize important life events

The image shown below is an example of

In the Sonata-Allegro form, which section presents the themes and end with a repeat sign?

The style of jazz heard here is

In Symphonie Fantastique, Berlioz uses the ___ to represent his love Harriet Smithson

The main theme or melody in a Ritornello form is called the

Compositions that combine traditional instruments with electronic or recorded sounds are called

Moving from one movement of a piece to another without pause is called

The holding back or moving forward of a tempo at the players discretion is called

Which of the following is NOT a chord featured in the 12 bar blues?

A series of 12 tones uses as the melodic idea in a 12 tone composition is called a 

The complete organization of music into ordered groups or series is called 

Impressionism occurred parallel to which of the following literary movements

Instruments in which sound is created by air passing through the body of the object is called a

Which of the following is NOT true about the 32 bar chorus form?

Which of the following woodwind instruments is the lowest pitched double reed instrument

What is the correct order of tempos in a classical symphony, string quartet, or sonata

Instruments in which sound is created by the vibration of the instrument itself is called a

The most common musical form used in Sub-Saharan Africa is 

A fugue subject played in longer notes than the original subject is called

A small orchestral work for evening entertainment (such as Eine Kleine Nachtmusik) is called a

In jazz, a descending glissando from the final pitch of the phrase is called a

Instruments in which sound is created by the vibration of strings over a resonator is called a

Which of the following chords is not included in a 12 bar blues progression

The first mvt. of a symphony, string quartet, or sonata is usually in __________ form

What kind of texture is used in this example?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of impressionistic music?

Moving from one movement to another without pause is known as

The two separate choir lofts used for polychoral motets in St. Mark's Basilica in Venice are

Which of the following IS a characteristic of style galant?

True or False:  the Japanese Koto is descended from the Chinese Zheng?

If you were to stalk Ellen Taafe Zwilich, which Florida university would you visit?

A rapid slide up or down a scale is known as 

A melody used in more than one mvt of a larger work but can be varied in presentation is called

Musical tones made up of less than a half set are called

Which of the following brass instruments uses a slide rather than keys or valves?

Piano, plucked upright bass, percussion, and guitar/banjo are the _____ of a jazz band

A vocal technique of speech like singing used by composers like Schoenberg and Berg is called

Which of the following is the order of string instruments from highest in pitch to lowest?

Who is the father of Czech nationalist music?

Crumb's Ancient Voices of Children uses this, and extended vocal melody sung on vowel sounds

The Baroque dance the Gigue is a moderate tempo dance from which country?

In Balinese gamelan, the two-part interlocking texture is known as

The precisely regulated tempo changes in the music of Elliot Carter are known as 

Wagner's operas were known as these because he focused more on the text than the vocal melody

In big band mambo, the band plays these short recurring patterns

Which of the following composers wrote in both neoclassical and atonal styles

Which of the following is not a common Irish Dance Tune used in medleys?