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Music Appreciation FinalReview
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1
_______ are one of the most popular and notable rock bands of all time.
The Weevils
Panic! At the Disco
One Direction
The Beatles
2
__________ was a musically conservative composer who rediscovered the music of Bach.
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Beethoven
Handel
3
The core instrumental group of the Baroque was the:
basso continuo
treblo halto
rhythm section
piano/guitar duo
4
A riot broke out at the premiere of
The Rite of Spring
, a ballet by __________.
Stravinsky
Tchaikovsky
Ravel
Debussy
5
Coming from the tradition of operetta and vaudeville, ______ is an important American genre.
musical theater
cabaret style
Christmas caroling
barbershop quartet singing
6
In the classical period, we say RIP to:
one mood, terraced dynamics, AND basso continuo #rip #bless
large orchestras
all vocal music
opera #sashayaway
7
_______ was a prolific composer of piano music.
Duparc
Bizet
Sousa
Chopin
8
Gregorian chant is:
monophonic
homophonic
heterophonic
polyphonic
9
Stress on tone color, atmosphere, and fluidity are characteristics of ______________ in music.
anarchy
expressionism
impressionism
symbolism
10
This composer/music philosopher wrote a piece comprised entirely of silence.
John Cage
Charles Ives
George Crumb
Steve Reich
11
The first musical notation was in:
Alexandria
the 9th century
the 11th century
the walls of caves
12
Gregorian chant+an additional melodic line, usually parallel to the original chant, is called:
Organism
Organic
Organum
Oregon
13
Three main composers from the Classical period are:
Schoenberg, Webern, and Berg
Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven
Schubert, Schumann, Brahms
Palestrina, Josquin, and Dowland
14
The Baroque time period in music could possibly be described as:
slow and quiet
logical and professional
#extra
calm and restrained
15
A new, intimate genre of music for solo voice and piano:
symphony
piano concerto
opera
art song
16
________ was born in Germany but became a British citizen later in life.
Mozart
Handel
Bach
Beethoven
17
______ is a notable and influential film music composer.
John Cage
John Williams
Jennifer Higdon
Libby Larsen
18
The __________ was marked by extreme levels of violence and bloodshed.
Baroque
twentieth-century
late 1800s
Romantic era
19
The Baroque time period includes these dates:
1820-1910
1750-1820
1450-1600
1600-1750
20
This unstable composer wrote a piece of music about murdering his stalkee.
Bruckner
Brahms
Bizet
Berlioz
21
Sonata form:
Exposition-->Development--> Recapitulation
AABA
Through composed
ABACADACABA
22
A _________ is a chord made up of tones only a half step or a whole step apart.
major chord
deceptive cadence
tone cluster
minor 3rd
23
This minimalist composer wrote a super cool song called "It's Gonna Rain."
John Cage
George Crumb
Steve Reich
Charles Ives
24
________ is an important element of jazz music.
Improvisation
Lute proficiency
Sight reading
Ability to play the steel drums
25
The Romantic era extended from:
1820-1900
1750-1820
1800-1875
1910-1990
26
Two important sections in an opera are:
minuet and trio
sarabande and allemande
recitative and aria
melisma and fermata
27
Debussy's
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
was inspired by a poem by Symbolist poet, _______.
Mallarme
Van Gough
Rodan
Baudelaire
28
This art song (lied) is about a father riding through the woods with his son, who dies.
Apres un Reve
Erlkoenig
Die Nacht
Symphonie Fantastique
29
The Classical period:
1450-1600
1600-1750
1820-1910
1750-1820
30
Jazz features a ____ (drums, piano, bass, guitar), which is not unlike the ____ of the Baroque.
rhythm section; basso continuo
group of soloists; opera singers
improv section; lute and theorbo
passacaglia; basso ostinato
31
Wagner wrote "music dramas" and popularized the concept of the __________.
atonality
aria
leitmotif
English horn
32
In the Romantic period, audiences became interested in the lives of ___________________ people.
fictional
aristocratic
working class and poor
bourgeoisie
33
By the early 20th century, the distinction between _____ and _____ was abandoned in most music.
program and absolute music
sonatas and cantatas
aria and recitative
consonance and dissonance
34
_______ wrote La Boheme.
Puccini
Tchaikovsky
Verdi
Bizet
35
The rise of atonality is largely credited to ______ and his pupils Alban Berg and Anton Webern.
Joseph Haydn
Arnold Schoenberg
Manon Lescaut
Gianni Schicchi
36
When you think of Romantic music, you should think of:
large but nuanced emotional expression
atonality
sacred, introspective music
simplicity
37
A type of jazz singing, which involves vocalizing nonsense syllables, is called:
breaking the ground
tweedle dee doo
scat singing
dooby doo wop
38
An opera without the staging, costumes, and sets is called a/an:
Oratorio
Prima Donna
Concerto Grosso
Operetta
39
The first polyphonic setting of the mass was composed by this Ars Nova composer:
Josquin des Prez
Leonin Perotin
Guillaume de Machaut
John Dowland
40
What is timbre?
rhythm
pitch
tone color
decrescendo
41
This Czech composer helped establish an American nationalist sound in art music.
Privyet
Rusalka
Smetana
Dvorak
42
A sonata is ______; a cantata is _____.
played; sung
major; minor
high; low
fast; slow
43
The Romantic era emphasized _________, imagination, and individuality.
simplicity
emotion
monophony
conservative tonality
44
How many moods does one expect to hear in a section of a Baroque song/aria/piece of music?
only one
none; Baroque music lacks emotional capacity
as many as possible
two to three
45
West Side Story was composed by ________ and has lyrics by ________.
Rogers; Hammerstein
Bernstein; Sondheim
Rogers; Hart
Humphrey; Bogart
46
Changes in musical style in the 14th century produced the ___________, or "new art" style.
Ars Nova
Neue Herz
Nueve Ocho
Andante Largo