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1
What is this piece called?
Fur Elise
Etude no.10
Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy
In the Hall of the Mountain King
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What composer lived during the Classical period and the Romantic period?
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
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What is the piece called that is typically played at the beginning of an Opera?
Movement.
Suite.
Prelude.
Overture.
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What was the main focus for the Romantic period?
Emotions
The mind
Space
Time
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Name the person that was NOT a part of the Romantic period:
Beethoven
Bach
Chopin
Brahms
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Composers were mostly interested in creating..
Dance music.
Similar music to other composers of that time.
Dramatic and emotional music.
Strictly rhythmic music.
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What is the instrument called playing the main melody?
Harpsichord
Synthesiser
Celeste
Keyboard
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What term means: "An orchestral piece featuring a solo instrument'?
Concerto
Rhapsody
Symphony
Sonata
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Who composed Fur Elise?
Beethoven
Chopin
Grieg
Tchaikovsky
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Who composed 'The Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy'?
Tchaikovsky
Chopin
Beethoven
Grieg
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What was the period previous to the Romantic period?
Renaissance
20th Century
Classical
Medieval
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Which term means: Music that intends to tell or suggest a story/idea?
Concerto.
Incidental Music.
Programmatic Music.
Nationalistic Music.
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What is the expressive technique called within the string section?
Ritenuto
Legato
Staccato
Pizzicato
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Having larger orchestras create greater..
Changes in Dynamics.
Opportunities for Performance.
Audiences to perform for.
Changes in Tempo.
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What was the time frame for the Romantic Period?
1850-1900
1820-1900
1800-1850
1750-1850
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What does the term Rubato mean?
To play strictly to the score
To play with expression and not strictly to the score
To play with no expression
To completely change the overall section of a piece
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How were instruments evolving?
Larger ensembles
Smaller ensembles
Electronic development
