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Grade 9/10 Vocal Written Exam Review
Grade 9/10 Vocal Written Exam Review
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Music History Review
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Music from the Modern period is considered to be between the years of:
1900-present
1900-1950
1900-2000
1950-present
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Composers were motivated by:
Nationalism
Minimalism
Choral works
Militarism
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Music of the Baroque period is considered to be during the years:
1500-1650
1600-1750
1750-1900
1800-1900
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The Middle Ages/Medieval era is considered to be during the following years:
400-850
100-450
1100-1450
450-1450
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The movement “Dies Irae” is from which composition?
Oratorio
Requiem
Opera
German lieder
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Trio sonata features include:
5 to 6 movements
Imitative/fugal melodies in 3 to 4 movements
Basso continuo
B and C
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Main forms of music in the Classical era include:
Style galant, Rondo form, Symphony form, requiem, opera
Gregorian chant and German lieder
Minimalist compositions
Basso continuo and style galant
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The Western Music History Eras are:
Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern
20th Century, Modern, Serialism, Classic, Baroque,
Baroque, Classical, Modernism, Minimalism, Renaissance
Medieval, Middle Ages, Baroque, Classical, Renaissance
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Most instrumental music was written for:
Church
Weddings
Worship
Singing and Dancing
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This invention had an impact on the sharing and publicizing of composers’ works:
Scuba Diving Gear
The Printing Press
The Violin
The Barometer
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The word Renaissance means:
Born Again
Renew
Rebirth
New
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Steve Reich is known for:
Serialism
None of the above
Minimalism
Electronic Music
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Features of the music in Baroque included:
Simplistic compositions featuring melody over accompaniment
Decorated melodies, ornamentations, and emotional expression
B and C
Fugue, da Capo aria, ternary form, terraced dynamics
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A fugue:
None of the above
Follows the same form and structure as a round
Has a subject and imitative responses to that subject
Is in ternary form
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This composer is associated with the Renaissance time period:
Palestrina
Mozart
Handel
Beethoven
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Music of the Romantic era is:
B and D
Filled with passion and drama (reaction to Classical era)
Overwhelmingly sad, inspiring, haunting, whimsical
Further simplified from the Classical era
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Polyphonic music consists of:
None of the above
A single line of music over chordal accompaniment
Two voices singing in fugal format
A composition with many voices and harmonies
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Composers of the Romantic era include:
Byrd, Anonymous, Palestrina
Bach, Handel, Palestrina
Beethoven, Verdi, Chopin
Stravinsky, Kaminsky, Strauss
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An important genre of singing seen in churches in the Middle Ages/Medieval era was called:
Basso continuo
Monophonic music
Gregorian chant
Style galant
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Composers of the Baroque era include:
Corelli
Handel
All of the Above
Bach
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Features of Classical music include:
B and C
Simplified music with more controlled use of emotion
Ornamented melodies with use of dynamics and orchestration
Concerts that everyone could attend
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The Classical era is between the years of:
1700-1750
1600-1800
1750-1830
1830-1850
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The difference between opera and oratorio composition style is:
A and C
Use of props and costumes
Use of staging, the characters move, or they're stationary
The accompaniment
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Secular music of the Middle Ages/Medieval era was performed by:
Troubadours
Solo singers at a mass
Large groups of travelling musicians
Priests and monks in churches
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Music of the Renaissance is considered to be between the years:
1600-1700
1450-1600
1100-1650
950-1100
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Vocal music was written in the following forms during the Renaissance time period:
Mass, madrigal, motet
Motet, Gregorian chant, opera
Oratorio, mass, opera
Concerto, symphony, requiem
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Features of instrumental music in the Classical era included:
Chamber orchestras that play Baroque trio sonatas
Use of harpsichord
Articulations that are primarily legato
Orchestra that grew, use of piano, homophonic music & galant
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Features of vocal music in the Classical era included:
Lieder, choral works and opera
Songs with verse an chorus
A and B
Songs in strophic form
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The elements of music are:
Melody and harmony
Melody, harmony, rhythm, timbre, texture, form & expression
Polyphonic in nature
None of the above
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Features of music in the Modern era include:
All of the above
Musical experimentation
Atonal music – music with no tonal center
Electronic music
31
Music in the Middle Ages/Medieval era was mainly:
Vocal, secular
Instrumental, secular
Vocal, sacred
Instrumental, sacred
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Composers of the Classical era include:
Mozart
Bach
Schubert
A and B
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Aaron Copland is known for:
A rejection of the new modern extremes
Neoclassical style
Tone row music
A and B
34
Compositional trends of the Romantic era include:
All of the above
Variety of pieces from songs to 5-hour long operas
Word painting, program music, virtuosity, dynamic contrasts
Freedom of form and design to freely express emotion
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The most important instrument in Renaissance was:
Piano
Harpsichord
Lute
Didgeridoo
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The Romantic era is considered to be between the years of:
1850-1950
1750-1900
1830-1900
1800-1950
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Music of the Modern era was broken into the following currents:
None of the above
Neoclassical, neobaroque, modernism, atonal
Neoclassical, serialism, minimalism, electronic
Electronic, orchestral, vocal, modern
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John Cage’s “4:33” song is famous because:
It is atonal
It can be played on many instruments
It is complete silence
It is written for 100 bassoons
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Music with no tonal center:
Is aleatoric
Uses tone rows
Was written by Arnold Schoenberg
All of the above
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Monophonic, Homophonic and Polyphonic are all types of:
Timbre
Form
Dynamics
Texture and harmony