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Review of Music Quarter
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Which of the following are the building blocks of harmony?
voices
rhythms
chords
instruments
2
Making a musical "picture" of the text is
absolute music
impossible to do
word painting
program music
3
A musical scale associated with happiness, joy, and confidence.
chromatic
pentatonic
major
minor
4
The element of music that has to do with pitches organized into a cohesive unit, the tune.
melody
dynamics
texture
rhythm
5
Music with only one line of music is called _.
homophony
polyphony
monophony
6
What form of entertainment was invented in the Baroque period?
opera
musicals
jazz
madrigals
7
Pitch is
how high or low a sound is
how loud or soft a sound is
the speed of the beat
the quality of the sound
8
Which composer lost his hearing?
Bach
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
9
The accompaniment to a melody
dynamics
harmony
texture
tone color
10
A musical sentence is called a _.
gesture
phrase
idea
rhythm
11
Jazz was probably started in
New York
someone's basement
Chciago
the cotton fields and churches of the South
12
The texture of Renaissance music is
polyphonic
homophonic
monophonic
13
Melodies in the Middle Ages
were tuneful and easy to remember
had wide leaps
moved by step in a narrow range
had a lot of action and movement
14
Music with long singable melodies, flexible rhythm, and a wide range of pitches and dynamics
Post-modern
Classical
Romantic
Modern
15
Music with short, tuneful melodies, balanced phrases, stop and go rhythms, and homophonic.
Mozart, Beethoven, Bach
Haydn, Mozart, and Bach
Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven
Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison
16
Which of the following is
NOT
a jazz musician?
Arnold Schoenberg
Bessie Smith
Charlie Parker
Glen Miller
17
Music
NOT
played in church is called
jazz
classical
secular
sacred
18
The composer thought to be the greatest composer during the Baroque period.
Beethoven
Chopin
Mozart
J.S. Bach
19
Playing two different rhythms at the same time is
tone color
polyrhythm
difficult
meter
20
When jazz players create music on the spot and change a melody, it is called _.
improvisation
composition
having fun
variation
21
What is the main reason Classical composers preferred the piano over the harpsichord?
it was bigger
it was easier to play
it can change dynamics
it had more notes
22
What instruments make up the rhythm section of a jazz band?
saxophone, trombone, and drums
trumpet, trombone, saxophone
trombone, bass, and piano
piano, bass, and drums
23
What are dynamics?
how loud or soft a sound is
the speed of the beat
the quality of the sound
how high or low a note is
24
A sudden shifts in dynamics is
terraced dynamics
decrescendo
crescendo
not possible
25
Jazz music is an example of _ because multiple lines happen at the same time.
polyphony
monophony
homophony
26
The four sections of a symphonic orchestra are
woodwinds, trumpets, violins, piano
strings, guitars, brass, percussion
strings, woodwinds, brass percussion
double reeds, single reeds, brass, strings
27
Which keyboard instrument has a mechanism that plucks the string when a key is pressed?
organ
celesta
piano
harpsichord
28
An interval is
an unexpected accent
the speed of the beat
the loudness of sound
the distance between two pitches
29
Which of the following is
NOT
a property of musical sound?
tone color/dynamics
texture
rhythm
pitch
30
The steady underlying pulse in music is called the _.
accent
tempo
syncopation
beat
31
Music that is very disjunct, chromatic, and, dissonant with irregular rhythm and changing meter
Classical
Romantic
Post-modern
Modern
32
The traveling musicians of the Middle Ages were _.
dancers
magicians
troubadours/minstrels
jugglers
33
An opera without acting, scenery, and costumes is
program music
ballet
madrigal
oratorio
34
An accent on an unexpected beat is a
tempo
chord
syncopation
interval
35
Using colorful materials, such as melodies and rhythms, from foreign lands is
nationalism
jazz
exoticism
impressionism
36
What texture is music from the Middle Ages?
monophonic
polyphonic
homophonic
37
Identify the double reed instruments.
flute and clarinet
tuba and french horn
trumpet and trombone
bassoon and oboe
38
Which of the following is
NOT
a brass instrument?
French Horn
Trombone
Saxophone
Trumpet
39
Music that uses everyday sounds, electronic sounds, and new types of notation.
Modern
Romantic
Jazz
Post-modern
40
Music is
sounds that are organized in time
sounds that are like noise
something that sounds good
anything you want it to be
41
A musical scale associated with sadness, fear, or despair.
pentatonic
minor
chromatic
major
42
Which is the correct order of voices from highest to lowest?
soprano, tenor, alto, baritone, bass, mezzo soprano
bass, baritone, tenor, mezzo soprano, alto, soprano
soprano, mezzo soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, bass
tenor, alto, mezzo soprano, soprano, bass, baritone
43
Music with a melody and an accompaniment has a _ texture.
monophonic
polyphonic
homophonic
44
What was the official music of the Roman Catholic Church?
jazz
secular music
Rock and Roll
Gregorian Chant
45
Using folk songs, legends, and history of a country is
exoticism
jazz
nationalism
impressionism
46
A type of scale that uses all twelve notes within an octave is _.
chromatic
pentatonic
minor
major
47
A person who writes music is a
leader
composer
conductor
minstrel