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1
what is an aria?
A bit of music in opera that propels the story line forward
A solo from a broadway show
A religious solo
A solo from an opera
2
What city was a mecca for musicians, and hosted many famous composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven?
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Rome
3
During the classical era, music became more accessible to who?
the Wealthy
Clergy
Middle Class
Nobility
4
This is a common theme of Opera Buffa:
morality
conflict of human passions
dramatic heroicism
clever servants
5
Beethoven famously lost what sense?
taste
smell
hearing
vision
6
Because he had so many wealthy patrons, Beethoven was not obligated to compose for any purpose other than:
To honor God
Making money
Self expression
Pleasing his sponsors
7
What famous oratorio was written by Haydn?
Jephte
King David
St. John's Passion
The Messiah
8
This instrument became the most popular keyboard instrument
Organ
Celeste
Piano
Harpsichord
9
Mozart's opera, The Magic Flute, can be seen as an allegory for what Enlightenment organization?
Freemasonry
Knights of Pythias
Illuminati
Knights of Columbus
10
How many symphonies did Beethoven write?
5
23
38
9
11
What was the Enlightenment?
A new way of thinking where reason was the key to human progress
A period of time where people invented the light bulb. (EnLIGHTenment)
An era where the church became super influential in the government
A period of time where people tried to make themselves lighter
12
A concerto differs from a symphony in what way?
It only has one movement
Has only four string players: two violinists, a violist, & a cellist
It is a longer version of a symphony
It features one soloist with the orchestra backing them up
13
Mozart wrote his first symphony at what age?
21
5
15
8
14
Franz Joseph Haydn was known as:
The Father of the Symphony
The Father of Classical Music
The Father of the Sonata
The Father of the String Quartet
15
Singspiel is a comic opera originating from where?
Italy
England
France
Germany
16
How many symphonies did Haydn compose?
108
72
50
9
17
Beethoven wrote one opera only, and it was a flop. What was it called?
Fidelio
Leonore
La Boheme
Tosca
18
Classical composers preferred their music to:
be in a minor key
be elaborate and highly ornate
make use of monophony
Have simple, tuneful melodies
19
What was considered the most appropriate instrument for women?
violin
piano
trumpet
flute
20
A Symphony is a major orchestral work with how many movements?
4
3
5
2
21
What does the opening of Beethoven's 5th symphony represent?
The fall of the guillotine
Death to the king
A hammer blow
The knock of Fate
22
Which is a common theme of Opera Seria ?
Merciful and enlightened rulers
Foolish aristocrats
Relateable problems of the common man
Bible parables
23
What leader did Beethoven once idolize, but become disillusioned by?
Marquis de Lafayette
Napoleon Bonaparte
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
24
Beethoven's 9th symphony was his last, and introduced a major innovation in symphonies. What was it?
Doubled the size of the orchestra
Used no stringed instruments whatsoever
Utilised a choir
Added new instruments like the piano
25
In Mozart's opera, The Marriage of Figaro, Cherubino is a young boy, but played by a woman. What kind of role is this?
shirt role
wig role
pants role
crossdress role
26
Because of his deafness, Beethoven was the first composer to make a living doing only what?
playing piano
conducting
composing
writing music reviews
27
Beethoven's 3rd symphony is known as "Eroica." What does Eroica mean?
erotic
esoteric
third
heroic