Semester 2 Final Exam Review

Which composer's works spanned both the Classical and Romantic Eras?

In what year did the Renaissance end?

Which of these is representative of music in the Baroque Era?

What does the term "Baroque" mean?

How does Romantic era music sound when compared to Classic era?

In a 2nd inversion chord, what note is on the bottom of a chord?

Which of these composers wrote over 100 symphonies during their life?

How many years long was the Medieval Era?

This family of instruments uses the players embouchure (lips) as the source of sound

What are the 6 strings on a guitar from lowest to highest?

What type of people were the only source of secular music in the Medieval Era?

What was the dominant texture in the classical era of music?

In what year did the Baroque era end?

In a 1st inversion chord, what note is on the bottom of a chord?

What is a Madrigal?

What year did the Classical Era End?

Which of these composers was the first American-born classical composer?

This type of music is not considered sacred, and is created for recreational purposes:

Which composer had a difficult childhood, never found requited love, and went deaf?

Where did Charles Ives seem to get ideas for his Avant Garde music?

This family of instruments creates sound by being struck

This family of instruments creates sound with vibrating strings.

Which of these composers both performed for royalty and wrote his first symphony at age 6?

C major, I chord, what notes are in the chord?

What is the minimum amount of notes in a chord?

Why did music move from Baroque elements to Classical elements

This family of instruments uses a reed as the source of its sound

Which composer was known more for his organ skills than his composing when he was alive?

In a root position chord, what note is on the bottom of a chord?

Classicism is...

What are the purpose of tuning pegs on a guitar?

Which is performed by a singer with piano or orchestra accompaniment, sets a scene or a story?

What is the most important development in the History of Music?

What texture was dominant during the Medieval Era?

Which era of music history did music seem to get less complicated instead of more?

What is performed on stage with costumes, actors, an orchestra, lots of singing, and a story?

A harmonic, moving bass line played by a piano or harpsichord is known as:

What texture of music was dominant throughout the Renaissance Era?

A Sacred, a capella work in multiple parts from the Renaissance era is called a: