What does Theme and Variation have?

Varied repeated melodic, harmonic and rhymic changes

ornamental note usually the lowered second, long grace note

short pieces played between the act of a play or opera

very short grace note, crushed ornament

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1
Music that is multi-voiced is called
Homophonic
Polyphonic
Monophonic
2
Rules of traditional harmony were abandoned in which period?
Classical
Romantic
Contemporary
Baroque
3
Con brio
sustained, without haste
with fire, energy, passion
with vigor, animation, spirit
simple
4
Chopin
Romantic
Baroque
Contemporary
Classical
5
Tchaikovsky
Contemporary
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
6
Which is NOT a section of the orchestra?
Timbres
Brass
Woodwind
Strings
7
What does Theme and Variation have?
Written in AB form
Varied patterns of homophonic, polyphonic and monophonic
Varied repeated melodic, harmonic and rhymic changes
8
Ravel
Romantic
Impressionistic
Renaissance
Classical
9
Giocoso
more agitated
humorous, playful, merry
as fast as possible
very slow, stately, broad
10
Appoggiatura
ornamental note usually the lowered second, long grace note
with motion
very short grace note, crushed ornament
Singing style
11
Brahms
Classical
Contemporary
Baroque
Romantic
12
Rondo Form
AABBAA
ABABA
ABACA
ABA
13
Sustenuto
with fire, energy, passion
simple
sustained, without haste
with vigor, animation, spirit
14
Which modes are used in Jazz (2)
Aeolian
Mixolydian
Locrian
Dorian
15
A work of 3 sections with the first and last sections being the same is called (2)
ABA
Ternary
AB
Binary
16
The piano belongs to which section of the orchestra?
Strings
Percussion
17
Prokofiev
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
Impressionistic
18
Prestissimo
more agitated
very slow, stately, broad
humorous, playful, merry
as fast as possible
19
Ietto
an Italian final, not quite so, diminutive
by, for, to, at, in, etc.
small, little
An Italian final, superlative, most, very
20
Classical
1750 - 1820
1600 - 1750
1900 - Present
1820 - 1900
21
Mozart
Renaissance
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
22
Byrd & Blow
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
23
Bach
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Contemporary
24
During the Baroque period, improvisation was notated as
Tenor clef
Lead sheet
Figured bass
chords
25
Intermezzo
short pieces played between the act of a play or opera
Long piece with many movements
A movemente of a Sonata
A lyrical, melodic piece
26
Which composer was NOT American
Barber
MacDowell
Schumann
Copland
27
Piu Mosso
humorous, playful, merry
very slow, stately, broad
more agitated
as fast as possible
28
The Impressionistic Period overlapped what 2 musical periods?
Baroque & Classical
Classical and Romantic
Romantic and Contemporary
29
Acciaccuatura
ornamental note usually the lowered second, long grace note
Singing style
with motion
very short grace note, crushed ornament
30
How many notes does a Pentatonic Scale have?
5
8
7
6
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Beethoven
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Renaissance
32
Haydn
Renaissance
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
33
Ma
with
less
without
but
34
Counterpoint was the main compositional texture in which period?
Romantic
Classical
Impressionistic
Baroque
35
a
by, for, to, at, in, etc.
an Italian final, not quite so, diminutive
An Italian final, superlative, most, very
small, little
36
Copland
Impressionistic
Romantic
Contemporary
Classical
37
Con fuoco
with fire, energy, passion
with vigor, animation, spirit
simple
sustained, without haste
38
Homophonic texture became widely used in which period?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Impressionistic
39
Which scale has only 5 tones in the scale?
Pentatonic
Whole tone
Jazz
40
Bartok
Impressionistic
Contemporary
Classical
Romantic
41
Assai
slowing down
bright, sparkling
much more, very, enough
Spirited, life, energy
42
Contemporary or Modern
1750 - 1820
1900 - Present
1600 - 1750
1820 - 1900
43
Schubert
Romantic
Contemporary
Classical
Baroque
44
Con Moto
very short grace note, crushed ornament
ornamental note usually the lowered second, long grace note
with motion
Singing style
45
Romantic
1900 - Present
1750 - 1820
1600 - 1750
1820 - 1900
46
Griffes
Romantic
Renaissance
Classical
Impressionistic
47
Brillante
bright, sparkling
Spirited, life, energy
much more, very, enough
slowing down
48
Ritenuto
slow down followed by accelerando
Gradually slow down
slow and diminuendo
slowing down immediately
49
Scarlatti
Baroque
Contemporary
Romantic
Classical
50
Which composer is from the Impressionisitic period?
Gershwin
Scarlatti
Bartok
Debussy
51
Cantabile
Singing style
very short grace note, crushed ornament
ornamental note usually the lowered second, long grace note
with motion
52
Use of alternative scales began in which period?
Impressionistic
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
53
Barber
Contemporary
Impressionistic
Classical
Romantic
54
Largo
as fast as possible
more agitated
very slow, stately, broad
humorous, playful, merry
55
Simplice
sustained, without haste
simple
with vigor, animation, spirit
with fire, energy, passion
56
Handel
Contemporary
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
57
Spiritoso
bright, sparkling
much more, very, enough
slowing down
Spirited, life, energy
58
Allargando
much more, very, enough
slowing down
bright, sparkling
Spirited, life, energy
59
Which is NOT a vocal form
Madrigals
Opera
Ontario
Oratorios
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Sf
suddenly
very fast, then slow
forced, strong accent of the note
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Ino
small, little
by, for, to, at, in, etc.
an Italian final, not quite so, diminutive
An Italian final, superlative, most, very
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Issimo
small, little
by, for, to, at, in, etc.
an Italian final, not quite so, diminutive
An Italian final, superlative, most, very
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Con
but
with
less
without
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Meno
but
without
with
less
65
Turn
group of 4 or 5 notes used to embellish a main note
long grace note
rapid repeating of 2 notes
add 2 notes up then 2 more notes down
66
Senza
but
with
without
less
67
Baroque
1750 - 1820
1900 - Present
1820 - 1900
1600 - 1750
68
Debussy
Renaissance
Classical
Impressionistic
Romantic
69
Ravel and Debussy were 2 composers from which period?
Contemporary
Romantic
Classical
Impressionistic
70
Which modes are used in Jazz scales (2)
Lydian
Ionian
Mixolydian
Dorian

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