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AoS 2 Final Quiz
Classical orchestras often added:
The cadenza is:
AoS 2 Final Quiz
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The cadenza is:
The finale
A section with no dynamics
The introduction
An improvised solo section
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Classical orchestras often added:
Electric keyboard
Drum kit
More woodwind instruments
Continuo
3
In Romantic concertos, the orchestra size is usually:
Similar to Classical
Extremely small
Small
Larger than Classical
4
Baroque orchestras often included:
Harpsichord
Saxophones
Electric guitars
Full percussion sections
5
A Baroque concerto type with a group of soloists is called:
Solo concerto
Symphony
Concerto grosso
Sinfonia
6
A key Classical composer of violin concertos:
Mozart
Schoenberg
Vivaldi
Paganini
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In the Romantic period, orchestras included instruments such as:
No woodwind instruments
Celesta, harp, and large brass sections
Electric guitar
Harpsichord and lute
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A Romantic soloist might be expected to:
Avoid fast passages
Follow strict simplicity
Display extreme virtuosity
Play simply
9
A Baroque concerto is likely to use:
No soloists
Large brass sections
Terraced dynamics and ornamentation
Electronics
10
Which period first uses crescendos and diminuendos regularly?
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
Medieval
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A Classical period innovation in concerto writing:
Terraced dynamics
Use of continuo
Solo piano concerto
Minimalism
12
Which period came first?
20th Century
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
13
Typical Classical orchestra size:
Huge, with over 100 players
Larger than Baroque
Small
Very small
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Classical concertos were known for clear structures like:
Sonata form
Through-composed structures
Fugue
Ritornello form
15
Classical period dynamics are often:
Gradual crescendos and diminuendos
Sudden changes only
No dynamics
Terraced
16
A typical Classical concerto features how many movements?
3
2
4
5
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A common Baroque solo instrument:
Tuba
Saxophone
Harpsichord
Synthesizer
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In a Classical concerto, which of these instruments could be soloists?
Harpsichord only
Electric guitar
Piano, violin, clarinet
Synthesizer
19
A famous Baroque concerto composer:
Tchaikovsky
Vivaldi
Mozart
Stravinsky
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Which dynamic contrasts are most common in the Baroque concerto?
Sudden terraced dynamics
Constant loudness
No dynamics used
Smooth crescendos and diminuendos
21
Typical Baroque soloists group Concertino were often part of a:
Jazz band
Wind band
Concerto grosso (small group)
String quartet
22
Typical Baroque orchestra size:
Medium
Very large
Huge
Small
23
Who composed piano concertos in the Romantic period?
Handel
Rachmaninov
Purcell
Monteverdi
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A Romantic concerto composer:
Chopin
Mahler
Beethoven
All of these
25
In the Romantic period, composers often aimed to:
Use only piano and forte dynamics
Avoid emotion
Show off the performer’s skill
Follow strict rules
26
Romantic concertos were often written for:
No soloists
Only strings
Unusual instruments
Flute and drums only
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In Baroque concertos, the bass line was provided by:
Basso continuo
Solo violin
Timpani
Triangle
28
A famous Classical concerto composer:
Bach
Haydn
Wagner
Debussy
29
Romantic dynamics are:
Only piano and forte
Subtle and quiet
Extreme and dramatic
Static
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Who composed 'The Four Seasons'?
Mozart
Bach
Beethoven
Vivaldi