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Music Appreciation Final Exam REVIEW
450 - 1450
The Sunken Cathedral
Music Appreciation Final Exam REVIEW
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All of the questions for Mr. Leon Final Exam in Music Appreciation.
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The Sunken Cathedral
Palestrina
Franz Joseph Haydn
Claude Debussy
Phillip Glass
2
450 - 1450
Modern
Classical
Baroque
Medieval
3
Music in which composers leave parts of the composition and performance undetermined is_______.
New Romanticism
Aleatory Music
Minimalism
Expressionism
4
1900 - present
Classical
Baroque
Modern
Renaissance
5
A(n)_____is a pictorial orchestral work in several movements.
Sonata
Lieder
Program Symphony
Rondo
6
Wrote over 600 Lieder
Phillip Glass
Palestrina
Franz Schubert
Thomas Weelkes
7
The Greeks established the octave as the basic mathematical unit in music.
False
True
8
Pictures at an exhibition consisted of thirteen movements.
False
True
9
_____is a method of assigning a syllabic name to each tone of the scale.
Solimazation
Minimalism
Word Painting
Rondo
10
Pied Piper Fantasy
Phillip Glass
Thomas Weelkes
Franz Schubert
Maurice Ravel
11
A vigorous & lighthearted movement in triple meter with a middle section or trio is a _______.
Aria
Sonata
Neume
Scherzo
12
_____is when two voice parts sing the same melody, one a fourth or fifth higher than the other.
Parallel Organum
Word Painting
Expressionism
Terraced Dynamics
13
A work consisting of a recurring theme alternating with contrasting sections.
Rondo
Aria
Tutti
Lieder
14
There are usually two main themes in Classical music.
False
True
15
The Four Seasons
Palestrina
Thomas Weelkes
Johann Sebastian Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
16
Pictures at an Exhibition
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bedrich Smetana
Antonio Vivaldi
Modest Mussorgsky
17
Twentieth-century music was not particularly influenced by__________.
religion
real events
nationalism
technology
18
Secular music is the foundation of Western classical music.
True
False
19
Twelve-tone music emphasized form and structure, not__________.
rhythm
harmony
melody
dynamics
20
Expressionism in art drew heavily on the inner thoughts and emotions of the artist.
False
True
21
Modern classical music features electronic music.
True
False
22
The term______refers to written notation.
Tutti
Aria
Tone Row
Score
23
Motets on sacred texts and secular madrigals were composed during the Renaissance.
True
False
24
Which of the Four Seasons did we listen to in class?
Autumn
Summer
Spring
Winter
25
Piano Sonata in c minor (Pathetique)
Alban Berg
Antonio Vivaldi
Richard Wagner
Ludwig Van Beethoven
26
A(n)_____is a composition for solo voice and piano.
Scherzo
Lieder
Aria
Rondo
27
Hector Berlioz was studying to be a doctor before he chose a career in music.
True
False
28
Bolero
Alban Berg
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Maurice Ravel
Richard Wagner
29
The Ring of the Nibelung (The Ring Cycle)
Maurice Ravel
Alban Berg
Pope Gregory
Richard Wagner
30
______means without tonal center.
Atonal
Lieder
Scherzo
Aria
31
Writing a high pitch on the word "heaven" is an example of__________.
Romantic music
12-tone music
word painting
secular music
32
Bach is known for playing which instrument?
Saxophone
Organ
Trumpet
Lute
33
The Moldau
Bedrich Smetana
Modest Mussorgsky
Igor Stravinsky
Claudio Monteverdi
34
_____is a style of music that stresses repetition with changes dictated by a system of rules.
Minimalism
Aleatory Music
Expressionism
Word Painting
35
As Vesta Was Descending
Thomas Weelkes
Palestrina
Franz Schubert
Phillip Glass
36
_____means discord in music, suggesting a state of tension.
Tutti
Dissonance
Lieder
Tonality
37
The term_____means a rebirth and revival of human creativity.
Expressionism
Renaissance
Dissonance
Scherzo
38
A(n)_____is a work in several movements for one or more instruments
Rondo
Aria
Sonata
Scherzo
39
Fugue No. 16 in g minor
Modest Mussorgsky
Igor Stravinsky
Bedrich Smetana
Johann Sebastian Bach
40
Vesta is the goddess of__________.
beauty and purity
wealth and money
fitness and athleticism
fire and death
41
Markings over or under the text to signal pitch changes are called______.
Neumes
Tuttis
Scores
Rondos
42
Music being performed only exactly as the composer wrote it an example of Aleatory Music.
False
True
43
Wozzeck
Alban Berg
Pope Gregory
Maurice Ravel
Ludwig Van Beethoven
44
The Firebird
Modest Mussorgsky
Bedrich Smetana
Claudio Monteverdi
Igor Stravinsky
45
1450 - 1600
Modern
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
46
Guido of Arezzo devised a notation system based on a five-line staff.
True
False
47
_________composed Symphony No. 101 (The Clock).
Smetana
Berlioz
Haydn
Mussorgsky
48
Nationalism in the 17th century was in music all over the world.
True
False
49
What refers to a section of a concerto in which all the instruments perform together?
Score
Rondo
Tutti
Aria
50
Layered dynamic levels within a composition are called_____.
Arias
Scores
Terraced Dynamics
Tone Rows
51
Beethoven was completely deaf when he wrote his 9th symphony.
True
False
52
The Erlking
Igor Stravinsky
Pope Gregory
Alban Berg
Franz Schubert
53
During the Romantic period, composers wrote music that_________.
followed a set form
reflected scientific thinking
emphasized order and structure
Exploded with emotion
54
A(n)_____is a series of notes comprising the 12 pitches of the chromatic scale.
Rondo
Tone Row
Atonal
Tutti
55
When the Classical music era started, composers no longer performed music from previous times.
True
False
56
1820 - 1900
Classical
Romantic
Renaissance
Medieval
57
The musical style that subjectively explored deep inner feelings______.
Minimalism
New Romanticism
Aleatory Music
Expressionism
58
Leonard Bernstein conducted the 9th symphony in Berlin when East and West Germany were united.
False
True
59
Tu se' morta
Claudio Monteverdi
Palestrina
Franz Joseph Haydn
Claude Debussy
60
1600 - 1750
Renaissance
Classical
Modern
Baroque
61
1750 - 1820
Romantic
Renaissance
Medieval
Classical
62
A twentieth-century composer who uses Indian, African, classical, & rock elements in his music.
Charles Ives
Alban Berg
Maurice Ravel
Phillip Glass
63
Gregorian chant named for:
Franz Schubert
Thomas Weelkes
Pope Gregory
Phillip Glass
64
German art songs are called______.
Rondos
Scherzos
Arias
Lieder
65
A German composer known for writing opera's is__________.
Schubert
Mozart
Wagner
Beethoven
66
12-tone and atonal music are similar to lullabies in that they are very soothing to listen to.
True
False
67
The story of the Firebird is adapted from several Russian fairy tales.
False
True
68
_____refers to the quality of a system of pitches.
Tutti
Tonality
Dissonance
Rondo
69
Music that portrays the meaning of the words of the text is called________.
Word Painting
Tone Row
Terraced Dynamics
Program Symphony
70
Pope Marcellus Mass
Phillip Glass
Palestrina
Franz Schubert
Franz Joseph Haydn
71
The Firebird is Stravinsky's first_________score.
opera
orchestral
ballet
choral
72
Called the "Father of the Symphony"
Claude Debussy
Phillip Glass
Palestrina
Franz Joseph Haydn
73
The composer who spanned the Classical and Romantic periods was__________.
Mozart
Wagner
Schubert
Beethoven
74
Ode to Joy Theme
Richard Wagner
Maurice Ravel
Alban Berg
Ludwig Van Beethoven
75
Manuel Maria Ponce is often referred to as the "father of modern Mexican music."
True
False
