The Classical Period flashcards
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This page gathers The Classical Period flashcards on GoConqr, with decks covering musical terms, concertos and works by Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven. School students can practise recalling terms and features of works, while teachers can find ready-made material; a few resources are at university level. There are over 60 flashcard resources by more than 40 users. Pick a deck to begin.
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- Characteristics of Classical Music12
- Classical Composers10
- Classical Music Forms12
- The Concerto12
- Haydn: Life and Works13
- Haydn: String Quartet Op. 33 No. 25
- Mozart: Life and Works15
- Mozart: Symphony No. 4051
- Mozart: Horn Concerto12
- Classical Sacred Music5
- Beethoven: Life and Works6
- Beethoven: Piano Sonatas9
- Beethoven: Symphonies13
Flashcards
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12 cardsSyntax # Comments #
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57 cardsMusic History — Classical
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79 cardsUntitled Johann Stamitz was the first composer to consistently write four-movement symphonies. In his symphonies, wh...
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38 cardsClassical Era Study Guide Music with no literary basis is referred to as a. program music b. incidental music c. absolute music d. th...
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84 cardsMusic 121 - EXAM
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29 cardsSymphony No.40 in G Minor by Mozart
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19 cardsConcerto Cards Early Baroque Concerto
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12 cardsMozart setwork notes Bars 1-37 A1 Section (Rondo Theme)
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26 cardsmusic gcse symphony no. 40 in G minor Mozart List 5 features to describe the classical style in music
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15 cardsVocab: Celebration 1
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14 cardsTerms from Chapter 9
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4 cardsSet Work 2: Symphony No. 40 in G Minor K. 550 By Mozart Set Work 2: Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550 (First Movement) By Mozart. 1788 (Classical)
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10 cardsChapter 47
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8 cardsUntitled
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13 cardssymphony no. 40 in g minor
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18 cardsMozart When was he born and where?
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9 cardsMozart Cards
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24 cardssymphony no.40 background What are the dates of the classical period?
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5 cardsChapter 10 Franz Joseph Haydn Franz Joseph Haydn Timeline
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14 cardsChapter 43
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17 cardsMozart and Haydn Examples
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15 cardsChapter 44
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8 cardsChapter 49
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11 cardsIntro to Wetsern Music Classical Period “Farewell” Symphony No. 45
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20 cardsSymphony No.40
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9 cardsMozart Symphony No 40 in G minor
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14 cardsBeethoven Symphonies 1 & 2 summary
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11 cardsChapter 45
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12 cardsThe Symphony Time period when the symphony was developed
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17 cardsChapter 9 Classical Period Late Baroque vs Classical Period
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5 cardsString quartet in Eb major - Haydn
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10 cardsMozarts Symphony No. 40 Symphony No. 40 1st Movement Quick Facts
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2 cardsmozart Tempo: Molto Allegro Key: G minor (a key mozart associated with sadness) Dynamics: 'p' lots of dynamic cont...
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10 cardsClassical Concertos Who normally plays a Classical Concerto?
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7 cardsNelson Mass Credo What types of texture can be found in this section of the mass?
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12 cardsConcerto Through Time Baroque Time Period
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7 cardsNelson mass Quoniam Tu Solus What is the home key of the section of the mass?
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13 cardssymphony no.40-1st movement-Development what are the bar numbers for the Development section of the 1st movement?
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3 cardsMusic Final Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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11 cardssymphony no.40-movement 1-recapitulation what is it an extended version of?
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About the classical period flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing the classical period flashcards
These user-made decks cover both broad terms and individual works. Music History — Classical includes sonata form, chamber music and the Viennese School. Classical Concertos asks about performers, venues and movements, while Chapter 9 Classical Period includes instruments and musical keys.
Start with Music History — Classical if you want to practise vocabulary before moving to a particular work. For a closer look at structure, try Beethoven 1st Movement, whose cards cover sections including the exposition, development and recapitulation.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Music History — Classical is a useful starting point for vocabulary. Its cards include the Viennese School, absolute music, sonata form and chamber music. Once you have worked through those terms, Classical Concertos offers questions on performers, venues and movements.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources were made by GoConqr users.
What can I practise with the Mozart flashcards?
Mozart Cards covers features including melody, harmony, instrumentation, texture and tonality. Symphony No.40 in G Minor by Mozart includes cards on structure, performance markings and sonata form. You can use the decks to practise recalling musical features and sections of the work.