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MUS 106 Exam 1 Review
MUS 106 Exam 1 Review
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1
Haydn spent most of his career ________________.
working for the Esterházys
as a church musician in Rohrau, Austria
working for the archbishop of Salzburg
as a freelance musician in Vienna
2
William Billings, an American composer, adhered strictly to the rules of counterpoint.
True
False
3
Which of the following characteristics shows the influence of vocal music on instrumental music?
idiomatic figuration
emphasis on lyrical melodies
codified formal organization
tonic-dominant tension
4
If you were to hear an aria from a
ballad opera
, it would probably ______________.
use a a familiar tune from a folk or popular song
contain mostly original, through-composed music
have sections sung in other languages
use da capo form
5
Galant style is distinguished mainly by its nuanced approach to counterpoint.
False
True
6
As a child, Mozart toured Europe as a child prodigy
True
False
7
Composers of instrumental music in the mid-1700s adapted musical techniques from opera.
True
False
8
One distinctive stylistic feature of Beethoven's Third Symphony is the _______________________.
slow introduction to the first movement
unorthodox number of movements
unprecedented length of its first movement
unorthodox arrangement of its movements
9
Who was the first composer to consistently write symphonies with four movements?
Giovanni Battista Sammartini
C.P.E. Bach
Johann Stamitz
J.S. Bach
10
Opera buffa
was central to the musical culture of New England puritans.
False
True
11
Arias in Italian comic operas typically have long difficult phrases with little repetition.
False
True
12
Haydn and Mozart admired and influenced one another.
True
False
13
Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 _____________.
includes a choral movement
abandoned sonata form entirely
was his shortest full symphony
premiered after the composer's death
14
Why has Haydn been called "the father of the symphony"?
He invented the genre
He taught Mozart and Beethoven
He set standards and patterns that later composers emulated
His students and coworkers called him "Papa"
15
Joseph Haydn, best known for his symphonies and string quartets, never wrote a complete opera.
True
False
16
The second movement of a symphony is typically ____________.
faster than the first
a sonata form movement
slower than the first
a minuet and trio
17
Which of the following was an economic change in the 18th century?
the urban middle class declined in wealth
the urban middle class declined in social prominence
the urban middle class rose in numbers
the aristocracy gained power and influence
18
In Vienna, Beethoven studied composition with _________________.
Joseph Haydn
J.C. Bach
Johann Stamitz
Christoph Willibald Gluck
19
Which of these genres is
not
considered a Baroque-era predecessor of the symphony?
concerto
orchestral suite
opera overture
string quartet
20
To whom did Beethoven initially dedicate his Third Symphony?
Joseph Haydn
Napoleon Bonaparte
Emperor Joseph II
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
21
Which genre or ensemble was standardized in the early Classic period?
string quartet
concerto
trio sonata
opera overture
22
Italian comic opera strongly influenced the new musical style of the 18th century.
True
False
23
Which of the following best describes Beethoven's relationship to the metronome?
He invented the metronome
He rejected the metronome because he thought is stifled artistic freedom
He embraced the metronome and ascribed specific tempi to his pieces
He initially made his mark as a metronome salesman in Vienna
24
In
opera seria
, action progresses mainly through ________________.
orchestral interludes
choruses
arias and duets
recitative
25
Which of the following genres is most likely to include examples of simple binary form?
keyboard sonata
dance suite
symphony
concerto
26
In Classic-era music, contrasts of stability and instability help listeners follow the form.
False
True
27
Which of the following Baroque genres remained popular throughout the Classic period?
tocatta
dance suite
fugue
concerto
28
According to the textbook, what was the primary aim of instrumental music in the early Classic period?
to provide suitable accompaniment to social functions
to appeal to a wide variety of performers and audiences
to reinforce the position of the state
to demonstrate intellectual and political ideas
29
Published music for keyboard, chamber ensemble, and voice was often performed by amateurs in domestic settings.
True
False
30
Which of the following is
not
a typical characteristic of Italian comic opera in the mid-1700s?
sparse accompaniment with continuo
complex harmonies
stylistic contrasts
tuneful melodies