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The Romantic Period
The Romantic Period
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For Stage 5 - Year 9 Music (Minor)
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Having a larger orchestra meant composers could...
they could learn other instruments
change tempo easier
entertain an audience better
experiment with wider dynamic ranges
2
What word do we use to describe music that "intends to tell a story or an idea"?
Drama
Concerto
Program
Opera
3
The orchestra grew bigger.
True
False
4
What composer lived both during the Classical and Romantic Periods?
Beethoven
Mozart
Brahms
Bach
5
What event occurred in the 1800's that sparked the invention of many important things?
Political Revolution
Industrial Revolution
American Revolution
French Revolution
6
What country was Berlioz born in?
Britain
France
Germany
Norway
7
Characteristics of the Romantic Period are still used today.
True
False
8
What is an idée fixe?
A type of psychosis
The name of a piece
A french dish
A recurring theme or idea
9
Which of these instruments were added to the orchestra?
Piano
Bassoon
Violion
Timpani
10
What concept does the Romantic Period mainly deal with?
Life
The Human Brain
Time
Emotion
11
Which minor scale is different ascending and descending?
Harmonic Minor Scale
Natural Minor Scale
Hungarian Minor Scale
Melodic Minor Scale
12
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of Romantic Music?
Simple Chords
Dissonance
Chromaticism
Modulation
13
When did the Romantic Period begin?
1750
1900
1800
1600
14
What period was before the Romantic Period?
Baroque
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
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Composers were mainly interested in creating...
dramatic and emotional music
music that was popular
piano music
music that people could dance to
