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Musical Periods Revision
Musical Periods Revision
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(Only covering Baroque, Classical and Romantic)
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1
What aspect of music does Rubato effect?
Tempo
Dynamics
Instruments
Articulation
2
What type of piece is written for solo instrument and orchestra?
Symphony
Concerto
String Quartet
Choir
3
Mozart is a composer from the Classical Period.
True
False
4
Which Musical Period Came First?
20th Century
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
5
What Musical Period is this excerpt from?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
6
What Musical Period lasted from 1750 to 1815?
20th Century
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
7
In which period did string music become very popular?
Romantic
None of the above
Classical
Baroque
8
The _________ was a key instrument in Baroque Period.
Xylophone
Harpsichord
Trumpet
Oboe
9
What helped to make Romantic Music so expressive?
The conductor
The force of a larger orchestra
The Harpsichord
10
Which instrument was invented and popularised in the Classical Period?
Bagpipes
Piano
Tuba
Drumkit
11
Which of the composers was
NOT
from the Romantic Period?
Brahms
Grieg
Haydn
Tchaikovsky
12
A common characteristic of Classical music is ________ melodies.
Dramatic
Graceful
Expressive
Emotional
13
This is an example of a symphony.
False
True
14
Which of the following did Romantic Music
NOT
take inspiration from?
Art
Food
Theatre
Literature
15
Which of the Musical Periods introduced the concept of Rubato?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
16
Which composer wrote '
In the Hall of the Mountain King
'?
Bach
Grieg
Beethoven
Brahms
17
Which of the following was
NOT
a feature of Baroque Music?
Rubato
Sequence
Scales
Repetition
18
What Musical Period is this excerpt from?
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
19
The Harpsichord allowed the player to play different dynamics.
False
True
20
An Alberti Bass was a popular type of accompaniment in the Romantic Period.
False
True