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Music Quiz Questions - Final
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1Hector Berlioz: [blank_start]Idee Fixe[blank_end]
Giuseppe Verdi: [blank_start]Bel Canto[blank_end]
Richard Wagner: [blank_start]Gesamtkunstwerk[blank_end]
Francis J. Child: [blank_start]Ballad[blank_end]
Franz Schubert: [blank_start]Lied[blank_end]
Nicolo Paganini: [blank_start]Caprices[blank_end]
Franz Lizst: [blank_start]Tone Poem[blank_end]
Frederick Chopin: [blank_start]Mazurka[blank_end]- AIdee Fixe
- BBel Canto
- CGesamtkunstwerk
- DBallad
- ELied
- FCaprices
- GTone Poem
- HMazurka
2In "Erlkönig," the singer takes on three distinct roles or voices.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Romantic music is identifiable by which of the following attributes:
- AEmphasis on and exploration of "absolute" music
- BBalanced phrase structure and melodies that follow strict conventions
- CSmaller orchestral "forces"
- DAn emphasis on the individual artist
- ESimple harmony as a reaction to the complexity of Classical harmony
4"Idée fixe" and "leitmotif" are related terms.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Giuseppe Verdi is well known for his "endless melodies."
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Tchaikovsky was a fierce Nationalist who felt it was important to explore Russian folk music and stories in his musical compositions.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Which of the following terms are associated with Antonín Dvořák:
- ACzech composer
- BAfrican American music
- CNationalism
- DNational Conservatory of Music in America
- ENative American music
- FAll of the terms are associated with Dvorak
8Claude Debussy: [blank_start]Symbolism[blank_end]
Igor Stravinsky: [blank_start]Asymmetrical Rhythms[blank_end]
Béla Bartók: [blank_start]Ethnomusicology[blank_end]
Charles Ives: [blank_start]Humanophone[blank_end]
Aaron Coplan: [blank_start]Americana[blank_end]
Maurice Ravel: [blank_start]Classicist form[blank_end]
George Gershwin: [blank_start]Folk opera[blank_end]
Arnold Schönberg: [blank_start]Expressionism[blank_end]
Ralph Vaughn Williams: [blank_start]Thomas Tallis[blank_end]
Milton Babbitt: [blank_start]Who Cares if you Listen?[blank_end]
Scott Joplin: [blank_start]Ragtime[blank_end]
Alban Berg: [blank_start]Post-Tonal opera[blank_end]- ASymbolism
- BAsymmetrical Rhythms
- CEthnomusicology
- DHumanophone
- EAmericana
- FClassicist form
- GFolk opera
- HExpressionism
- IThomas Tallis
- JWho Cares if you Listen?
- KRagtime
- LPost-Tonal opera
9Richard Strauss is known as the "Waltz King".
- ATrue
- BFalse
10The waltz was risqué and scandalous in the 19th century.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11What time signature does the Waltz have?
- A1/4
- B2/4
- C3/4
- D4/4
12Whereas Debussy was the master of harmony, Ravel was very experimental with and masterful of [blank_start]orchestration[blank_end]
- Aorchestration
13Ravel often discarded traditional orchestral schemes and rules for the sake of timbral explorations
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Which of the following composers did guest pianist Laure Struber perform?
- AChopin
- BVivaldi
- CIves
- DDebussy
- ESchopenhauer
- FScarlatti
15Pervasive use of [blank_start]rubato[blank_end] is a stylistic fingerprint of Chopin’s and of other Romantic composers who strove to achieve a breathing, highly emotional expression
- Arubato
- Bostinato
- Ccontinuo
- Dtempo
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