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20th century composer John Cage wrote pieces that were aleatoric, meaning they were
based on books of the Bible.
based on chance.
based on charts and graphs.
based on the works of Mozart.
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The Baroque period included many discoveries of science. Noteable scientist that lived around this time included
Galileo and Da Vinci
Albert Einstein and Bill Nye
Galileo and Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein
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What are the Four primary periods of traditional Western concert music?
Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th+ century.
Ancient, old, kinda old, and recent.
Renaissance, Classical, Modern and New Age.
Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Impressionism.
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Classical composers followed ideals of order and form. Notable classical forms that evolved in this era include:
Symphony, Sonata and Concerto
oratorios, operas and cantatas
Programmatic songs and chants
minuet, gigue and allamande
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The Baroque period, from about 1600 to 1750, and known for ornate architecture and detailed, dramatic art was named for
an irregularly shaped pearl.
a broken candle.
a king named Baroque.
an unusual piece of glass.
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As pianists especially, we typically don't talk much about music from the Medieval or Renaissance because
Keyboard instruments weren't as common.
no music exists from that time.
only vocal music was written during those periods.
keyboard instruments hadn't been invented yet.
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This art movement states that art is for everyone and all art has the same value:
Postmodern
Everyart
Promodern
Minimalism
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The word romantic comes from a Medieval poem about
Valentine's day
an old horse
a tragic love affair
a hero or heroic event.
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This composer combined Classical elements like with personal feelings and emotional expression to bring in a new era.
John Lennon
George Friedrich Handel
Frederick Nietsche
Ludwig van Beethoven
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While most periods of history overlap, the Baroque period is said to have ended with the death of
Bach's son, Wilhelm
Sir Isaac Newton
J.S. Bach
Mozart
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The piano was invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori around 1700, named becuase it could
cover up the mistakes of the string section.
do more than any other instrument.
change dynamics (play both soft and loud).
play better than a harpsichord.