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AoS 1 Instrumental Music 1700-1820
AoS 1 Instrumental Music 1700-1820
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An example of a harmonic device found in this piece is...
A sequence
A tonic pedal
Lots of chords
A sustaining pedal
2
This movement has frequent changes of dynamics. This didn't happen in the Baroque period, and instead dynamics were...
Mansion
Detached
Housed
Terraced
3
The piece modulates to the relative major (F major)
False
True
4
Bach was a composer from the
Renaissance period
20th Century
Classical period
Baroque period
5
The most common kind of cadence appears regularly in this piece, and it is the...
Imperfect cadence
Interrupted cadence
Perfect cadence
Plagal cadence
6
The final section of this piece of music is called...
A Yoda
A Coda
A Skoda
A Yoghurt
7
Chords found in this piece are...
Chromatic chords such as diminished chords
Chromatic chords such as modal chords
Chromatic chords such as dominant seventh chords
Chromatic chords such as major chords
8
The introduction consists of...
Ornaments - an important feature
Scalic passages, such as a descending chromatic scale
Arpeggios and broken chords
An ascending scale based on the tonic key of C minor
9
The ripieno is...
The group of solo instruments
The group of instruments playing the continuo part
The string orchestra
10
A concerto grosso is...
A group of continuo instruments
A concerto for a large number of instruments
A big concert
A small concerto
11
The harpsichord is a member of the concertino, ripieno and continuo group in this piece
True
False
12
An example of a melodic device, where a musical idea is immediately repeated at a different pitch is...
A c quence
An octopus
A seaquence
A sequence
13
The group of solo instruments is called the...
Concertino
Basso continuo
Ripieno
14
The harpischord part is virtuosic, meaning it is a difficult part to play, requiring great skill as a keyboard player
True
False
15
The second subject of the exposition consists of...
Arpeggios and broken chords
Ornaments - an important feature
Scalic passages, such as a descending chromatic scale
An ascending scale based on the tonic key of C minor
16
The key of the set work is C minor
False
True
17
Beethoven was a composer from the...
Baroque period
Classical period
Future
Romantic period
18
There are lots of ornaments in this piece of music, and these are...
Mind blowing. Simply that.
A china duck, and porcelain dog
A photo of me windsurfing
Trills, appoggiaturas, acciaccaturas and mordents
19
The types of chords used in this piece are extended and altered chords
False
True
20
The piece of music is in ternary form, and the key of the 'B' section is
D major
B major
B minor
D minor
21
The texture in the introduction of the Beethoven piece is...
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Heterophonic
Monophonic
22
These are features of texture in the Bach piece of music
Imitation, polyphony, counterpoint and fugal subjects
Trills, appogiaturas and mordents
Louds, softs and accents
Velvety chocolate
23
A melodic device used in this piece is a sequence
True
False
24
The (functional) harmony in the piece comprises the basic chords of...
II, III and VI
I, IV and V
I, II and III
V, VI and VII
25
The piece is written in 6/8 but could also be written in 3/4
False
True
26
This piece was written for the
Harpsichord
Synthesiser
Organ
Piano
27
Allegro di molto e con brio means...
Very slow and heavy
Moderate speed
It goes like the clappers
Very fast and with vigour
28
The Beethoven set work is written in...
Rondo form
Ternary form
Wave form
Sonata form
29
There are modulations to unrelated keys such as E minor
False
True
30
The main sections of Sonata form are...
Introduction, Outroduction, Conduction
Exposition, Development, Recapitulation
Intro, Development, Recapitulation
Exposition, Subject 1, Development, Outro
31
The basso continuo in Baroque music comprises a keyboard instrument and a treble clef instrument
False
True
32
The first subject of the exposition consists of...
Ornaments - an important feature
An ascending scale based on the tonic key of C minor
Arpeggios and broken chords
Scalic passages, such as a descending chromatic scale
33
The recapitulation repeats the exposition material
True
False
