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Which composer wrote some of his most famous works after he went deaf and bridged the Classical and Romantic periods?
Haydn
Schubert
Mozart
Beethoven
2
A composition consisting of imitative counterpoint in which the main idea is stated in each voice at different times.
fugue
opera
oratorio
concerto
3
Which word means "a young person who is exceptionally talented in a specific ability or quality"
genius
prodigy
prolific
requiem
4
Which word is used to describe the musical setting of a religious service to honor someone who has died?
sonata
chamber music
requiem
symphony
5
Which composer was mostly known for his many songs, including his version of Ave Maria?
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Beethoven
6
An ensemble of various instruments playing together, usually with soloists competing with the larger orchestra is called
fugue
oratorio
concerto
opera
7
Which word is used to describe compositions meant to be played by a small group of musicians, such as a string quartet
symphony
chamber music
requiem
sonata
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This word means "to create in large quantities"
baroque
fugue
concerto
prolific
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A staged drama that is mostly sung with an orchestra as accompaniment
is called...
fugue
concerto
opera
oratorio
10
Which is an orchestral work consisting of several movements, which achieved its highest form during the classical period
requiem
sonata
rondo
symphony
11
Which composer was nicknamed "Father of the Symphony"?
Schubert
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
12
Which word comes from a portuguese term meaning “irregularly shaped pearl”
fugue
oratorio
prolific
baroque
13
Which composer was considered a child prodigy?
Mozart
Beethoven
Haydn
Schubert
14
Which composer, known as "The Red Priest" composed over 500 concertos?
Bach
Corelli
Vivaldi
Handel
15
Which composer/organist, now known as one of Germany's greatest, had two sons who also became well known composers?
Bach
Vivaldi
Corelli
Handel
16
A musical work involving an orchestra and singers, usually telling a story based on a sacred text or theme is called...
fugue
concerto
oratorio
baroque
17
Which form is an instrumental work consisting of 3 sections: statement, fantasia, and restatement.
rondo
sonata
symphony
requiem
18
Which great composer, born in Germany, is best known for "The Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Messiah"
Bach
Corelli
Handel
Vivaldi