music exam 3

Beethoven added which instruments to Symphony #5: a. Trombones (ROCK ON) b. Piccolo (YIPEE) c. Contra Bassoon (COOL) *****d. All of the above****

all of the above

Which composer flourished under the patronage system?

Haydn

The composer who wrote “The Art of Playing Flute” which describes 19th century performance practices is:

J.J. Quantz

The early “Classical” composer noted for his piano works is:

C.P.E. Bach

Which classical composer was under the patronage of Marie Antoinette?

Gluck

Beethoven’s 3rd Symphony was dedicated to this military general until he declared himself emperor and renamed the symphony “Eroica”:

Napoelon

The main composer of lied “art song” in the latter part of the 19th century is:

J.J. Quantz

The composer of “The Creation” is

Haydn

Known as the “Father of the Symphony”:

Haydn

WRITE 5 THINGS

Realized the potential of the piano,

Standardized the instrumentation of the orchestra

,Expanded the size of the orchestra,

Extended the capabilities of all the instruments

\Considered the “bridge” between the classical movement and the romantic movement

What time period did the educated idealize during the classical era?

In the 1700s, many thinkers admired the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. They saw Greek temples as perfect examples of beauty, balance, and grace. At the same time, middle-class leaders viewed these civilizations as examples of cities that had successfully challenged oppressive rulers.

Name the three challenges that the Viennese school explored in their music?

• They delved deeper into what the major-minor scale system could offer.

• They aimed to perfect a large-scale form of instrumental music that made the most of these possibilities.

• Once they found the perfect form, they worked on distinguishing its different types—like solo and duo sonatas, trios, quartets, other chamber music forms, concertos, and symphonies.

• Missa Solemnis

• Symphony #9

• Piano Concerto #1

• String Quartets, Op. 18

• Violin Concerto

• Moonlight Sonata

• String Quartets, Op. 127

• Pathetique Sonata, Op. 13

• Symphony #7

• Symphony #6

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