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1
Jupiter uses several of these to interpret the Bringer of Jollity
Cross Rhythms
Trombones
Musical Themes
Harsh Rhyhthms
2
Which movement sounds a bit like it belongs in Star Wars and represents war?
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
3
Bringer of Peace
Venus
Jupiter
Neptune
Earth
4
In Mars, Holst has the violinists play Col Legno which means to use the ______ of the bow.
none of the above
horse hair
strings
wood
5
Bringer of Old Age
Mercury
Saturn
Neptune
Jupiter
6
Who composed the ballets "Firebird" and "The Rite of Spring"?
Aaron Copland
Igor Stravinsky
Ludwig Beethoven
Gustov Holst
7
Gustov Holst was inspired by what two composers.
Beethoven and Bach
Schoenberg and Stravinsky
Minaj and Jackson
Copland and Debussy
8
The Rite of Spring was a ballet about what group of people?
Germans
Russians
Australians
Native Americans
9
Which movement has a fanfare of trumpets, trombones and timpani?
Jupiter
Uranus
Mars
Venus
10
Claude Debussy's music can be described as...
simple melodies with harsh beats
Dream-like melody and beats that are difficult to find.
Strong melodies with a steady beat
Nightmare melody with a steady beat
11
Who composed "The Planets"?
Wolfgang Amadeaus Mozart
Gustov Holst
Claude Debussy
Aaron Copland
12
The Winged Messenger
Mars
Pluto
Venus
Mercury
13
All of the following were happening when Gustov Holst was composing "The Planets" EXCEPT ____
Theory of Relativity introduced
World War I
The Civil War
Building of the Panama Canal
14
In Neptune, Holst uses a _____ _____.
Strong Theme
Hidden Choir
Fanfare of Trumpets
Ticking Clock
15
After learning about astology, Gustov Holst began to compose __________ ___________.
Mood Peices
A Ballet
An Opera
The Nutcracker
16
The Mood Piece that uses a women's choir and ends "The Planets" very mystically.
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Neptune
17
Why is Pluto not included in "The Planets"?
It's an ugly planet
It lost its status as a planet
Holst does not like Pluto
It was not discovered 'til 1930
18
Who was our host who taught us what Holst was thinking as he composed "The Planets"?
Paul Rissman
Mr. Best
Rylan Moore
Michael Jackson
19
In Mercury, Holst uses ______ ______ using different time signatures at the same time.
Cross Rhythms
Harsh Rhythms
No Rhythms
Many Themes
20
Saturn has a terrifying sound about 2 minutes into the movement that represents _______.
Peace
Happiness
War
Death
21
Composers of the 20th century abandoned typical musical rules.
True
False
22
The movement Jupiter uses ___ sets of timpani
1
3
none
2
23
What is the last movement of "The Planets"?
Neptune
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
24
Why is earth not represented in "The Planets"?
It is used as a reference point for the other planets
None of the above
It did not exist yet.
Holst does not like earth
25
Aaron Copland wrote the following types of music:
Movie Scores
Vocal and Orchestral Music
All of the Above
Ballets
26
Holst imitated the twinkling of stars for which planet?
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
27
The "mood peices" that Gustov Holst composed became known as an Orchestral Suite called ______
Swan Lake
Moonlight Sonata
The Planet
Appalachain Spring
28
Edgard Varese used ___________________ in his musical compositions.
two sets of timpani
pre-recorded sounds and technology
A full orchestra
none of the above
29
There are ___ movements (sections) in "The Planets."
5
8
6
7
30
_______________ was the U.S. president during World War I
Barac Obama
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln