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Romantic Period!
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A brief quiz on the Romantic period
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What genre involves singers & orchestra performing dramatic work sung throughout (no dialogue)?
Concerto
Sonata
Opera
Symphony
2
Romantics saw themselves as outsiders, isolated from mainstream society, struggling to make art
True
False
3
What genre is an extended musical work written for instrumental soloist AND orchestra?
Concerto
Opera
Symphony
Sonata
4
What genre is an extended musical work written for large orchestra ensemble?
Sonata
Opera
Concerto
Symphony
5
Art Song is the combination of a music and lyrics from:
A Broadway Play
A preexisting poem
the composer
A book
6
Which term did Wagner use to describe his use of motives?
idee fixe
Gesamtkunstmusik
program music
letimotive
7
Which sense did Beethoven lose in his lifetime?
His taste
His smell
His sight
His hearing
8
Beethoven cared deeply about entertaining those listening to his music.
False
True
9
What are the correct dates of the Romantic period?
1820 - 1900
1750 - 1820
1900 - current
1450 - 1600
10
What genre involves 1 singer and 1 pianist performing songs in recital?
Concerto
Art song
Symphony
Opera
11
Franz Schubert was most famous for writing pieces in what genre?
R & B
Opera
Art Song
Symphony
12
Which Polish composer wrote mostly for the piano?
Richard Wagner
Frederic Chopin
Beethoven
Franz Schubert
13
What was Beethoven's greatest musical achievement?
His piano concertos
His string quartets
His operas
His symphonies
14
What genre is an extended musical work written for a solo instrument (without orchestra)?
Symphony
Sonata
Opera
Concerto
15
Which topic was NOT an interest of artists in the Romantic period?
Following the rules & conventions of the past
The supernatural, demonic world
Exotic, distant places and cultures
Power and unpredictability of nature
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Beethoven called the motive from this piece of music “Fate knocking at the door”
Beethoven's 9th Symphony
Beethoven's 5th Symphony
Beethoven's 3rd Symphony
Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata"