A shift from light to dark, creating a beam of light

Paint is applied with the point of a brush, one dot at a time

A melody or theme tied to an idea, person, or place

An extended composition for orchestra typically lasting 20-45 minutes

What did en pointe develop from?

The desire for dancers to appear weightless

What is scat singing?

Singing with nonsense syllables

What does still life do?

Everyday items can be raised to a level of unexpected beauty

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1
What period? Donatello
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
Baroque
2
Where did the Early Renaissance take place?
Athens, Greece
Florence, Italy
The Vatican
Rome, Italy
3
What period? Mozart
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
4
What is chiaroscuro?
Gradually blending light to dark, with smooth transition between colors
Depicting religious figures in contemporary terms
A shift from light to dark, creating a beam of light
Creating unity by using primary, secondary, tertiary
5
What is pointillism?
Paintings that include multiple vanishing points
Paint is applied with the point of a brush, one dot at a time
The vanishing point of a painting is implied by the eye
Mixing pigments on a canvas
6
What period? Brunelleschi
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
7
What period? Salieri
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
8
Where is the High Renaissance?
The Vatican
Florence, Italy
Rome, Italy
Athens, Greece
9
What period? Leonardo da Vinci
Renaissance
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
10
Who were the great patrons of the Renaissance artists and their ideas?
The Popes
The Middle Class
The Aristocracy
Political Leaders
11
Which is an example of tempo?
Marcato
Piano
Moderato
Forte
12
When is the Romantic Period?
1900s
1800s
1600s
1700s
13
What period? Rembrandt
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
14
What 2 ballets is Tchaikovsky known for?
The Nutcracker, Swan Lake
The Nutcracker, 1812 Overture
Romeo & Juliet, 1812 Overture
Romeo & Juliet, Swan Lake
15
What period? Tchaikovsky
Romantic
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
16
Who wrote more symphonies?
Mozart
Beethoven
17
What are the 2 types of space?
Straight and Curved
Geometric and Organic
Positive and Negative
Asymmetrical and Symmetrical
18
What is a leitmotif?
A melody used to "mark" a work by a composer
A melody or theme tied to an idea, person, or place
A theme included in the overture of the ballet
A common theme among composers' works
19
What period? Michelangelo
Romantic
Baroque
Renaissance
Classical
20
What period? Ansel Adams
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Modernism
21
What is the Romantic Period known as, in music?
The Age of Symphonies
The Age of Program Music
The Age of Emotional Dissonance
The Age of Ballades
22
What period? Bach
Baroque
Renaissance
Classical
Romantic
23
What do all styles of jazz feature?
AAB Lyrics
Improvisation
Clarinet
Scat Singing
24
What period? The Medici Family
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
25
What period? Rembrandt
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
Romantic
26
What is a symphony?
A piece that starts with a simple melody and becomes more and more complex
A movement of a work that includes an exposition, development, and recap
A piece for 1-2 keyboard instruments or for another instrument with keys
An extended composition for orchestra typically lasting 20-45 minutes
27
What period? Bernini
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
Baroque
28
What period? Caravaggio
Baroque
Renaissance
Romantic
Classical
29
Which is an example of dynamics?
Moderato
Presto
Forte
Adagio
30
What period? Scott Joplin
Modernism
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
31
What period? Beethoven
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
32
What did en pointe develop from?
The desire for dancers to appear weightless
The desire for male leads
The need for shoes to protect dancer's feet
The need for more complex movements
33
What is jazz's earliest form?
Swing
Dixieland
Bebop
Blues
34
What quality is typical of surrealism?
A symbolic quality
A religious quality
A nightmarish quality
A quality of everyday life
35
What are the 3 elements of dance?
Literary, Technical, Performance
Andante, Moderato, Allegro
Shapes, Space, Level
Space, Time Force
36
What period? Dorothea Lange
Modernism
Baroque
Renaissance
Romantic
37
What period? Sousa
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
38
What is one word to sum up the Renaissance?
Return
Regroup
Retention
Rebirth
39
What did Dorothea Lange document with her photography?
Landscapes
Religious Events
Social problems
Architectural Growth
40
What period? Botticelli
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Renaissance
41
Which of these is not one of the 3 types of balance?
Radial
Circular
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
42
What period? Liszt
Renaissance
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
43
What period? Delacroix
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
Baroque
44
What is scat singing?
Singing with nonsense syllables
Singing through an instrument
Singing about the harsh reality of life
Singing political propaganda
45
What period? Salvador Dali
Classical
Modernism
Renaissance
Baroque
46
What period? Louis Armstrong
Baroque
Modernism
Romantic
Renaissance
47
What does still life do?
Spread religious beliefs through carefully positioned paintings
Everyday items can be raised to a level of unexpected beauty
Record historical events
Provide exquisite details and be as realistic as a photo
48
Who is the American March King?
Richard Wagner
John Philip Sousa
Claude Debussy
Franz Liszt
49
When is the classical period?
1700s
1500s
1800s
1600s
50
What period? Raphael
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Renaissance
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What instrument did Bach play?
Flute
Organ
Harpsichord
Clarinet

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