Music 1200 Modules 3&4

Who is the first master of opera, "Father of Opera"

The predecessor to the Italian and English opera was:

Which of the following is not a figure in the Enlightenment movement:

What best describes absolute music?

Handel's "Royal Fireworks" was all but the following:

What instrument is new to the Classical orchestra

Which is not a principle element of the fugue?

Who was crucial in the development of monody?

The text of an opera is called:

Who is the "Father" of the symphony

Opera Buffa characteristics are all but which:

The fragment of a theme is called:

What new symphony form was predominantly used in the Classical era?

Beethoven wrote how many symphonies?

The Catalogue Aria is from what Mozart opera? And what is it's tone?

Which of the following is not a Baroque dance form?

The repetition of a motive at a higher or lower pitch is called a:

Which of the following is not an example of Bach's contrapuntal mastery:

What is the structure of Sonata-allegro form

The three major composers of the Classical era

Which of the following is not a characteristic of an aria:

A drama that is sung is called an?

The three major composer of the Baroque era:

What is the name of this opera and Who composed it?

Who was Haydn's principal patron?

Which composer both maintained and disrupted the balance of the Classical style?

Which best describes the opening idea of Beethoven's 5th symphony?

What genre is this?

Who is the "Father" of the Concerto

Which composer was German, wrote in Italy, and is hailed the greatest English composer

What are the movements of a typical Baroque concerto?

George Frideric Handel is the "Father" of the:

The greatest native born English composer of the Baroque era was:

Haydn and Mozart influence the first two symphonies of which composer

"Stile Antico" and "Stile Moderno" were term developed by

Which of the following was not a major composer of string quartet?

The vocal style in opera that imitates speech:

The classical era was all about order and reason, the Baroque era was all about...

What is the final movement of Beethoven's 9th symphony?

The Baroque era begins with _____ and ends with _____

From what opera is this aria? Who is the composer

Pachelbel's canon is an example of which baroque practice?

The four-note motive found in the opening of Beethoven's 5th can be heard in all 4 movements

A string quartet consists of:

Which of the following does not characterize Oratorio

The first era in Western Music in which instrumental music was a major focus for composers

Turkish military instruments were used in which symphony?

Which composition of Mozart's was left incomplete at his death?

Lining-out is the compositional form intended to do all but:

Handel's "Water Music" is an example of which genre