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When did the dance suite originate?
Baroque
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a …
Mozart
Song that starts with timpani and strong piano
Grieg piano concerto in A minor
In the unanswered question, what asks the question?
Trumpet
What piece begins with a flute solo?
Prelude to the afternoon of a fawn from Debussy
A recital typically consists of …
A soloist or small group
What is musicology?
Study of music history
What is a fugue?
uses imitative polyphony
What is the difference between a concerto and a sonata?
Concerto typically has orchestral accompaniment
Who established the string quartet?
Haydn
What is chamber music?
Written for a small group in a small venue
Another name of Beethoven’s piano sonata no. 14 in C# minor?
Moonlight sonata
What would it be called if a song were changed to be played by violin but everything else about it is the same?
Transcription
What is an edition of a piece that seeks to reprint music as closely to the original as possible?
Urtext
When music originally written for a pit orchestra is refined to be played only by piano?
A piano reduction
Basso continuo in its simplest form in the Baroque era consisted of what?
Harpsichord and cello
What is included in a standard string quartet?
2 violins, viola, and cello
What brass instrument is often included in a wind quintet?
French horn
T/F: In crossover, pop and classical influence each other.
True
What is NOT true about ragtime music?
It had origins in Texas in the 1890s
Which composer is most associated with ragtime?
Scott Joplin
Rock and Roll originated from?
All of the above
How is a calliope operated?
Steam
Who is the French composer who incorporated American jazz in his work?
Milhaud
Why does popular music quote from classical but not vice versa?
Copyright restrictions
The Imperial March was heavily influenced by?
Holst
What compositional technique is a recurrent theme throughout a musical or literary composition, associated with a particular person, idea, or situation?
Leitmotif
Sampled sounds use?
Recorded sounds
Who are film composers?
All of the above
The cowboy whistle?
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Who was the writer of music for spaghetti westerns?
Ennio Morricone
Which is NOT a good reason for movie music?
To cover for bad acting
What do leitmotifs represent?
All of the above
What does NOT describe a song?
Universal understanding
T/F: Folk songs are primarily transmitted aurally.
True
What are examples of common themes in folk songs?
All of the above
What is the study of music in its cultural context?
Ethnomusicology
What is Sumer is Icumen in?
13th Century English
T/F: Art songs are primarily transmitted aurally.
False
What is a German art song called?
Lied
Which is not listed as a common theme of an art song?
Oppression
T/F: Art songs change a lot over time.
False
Which are NOT Medieval poet musicians?
Troubaduns
Who is considered the master of the art song?
Franz Schubert
What is Der Erlkonig about?
A child who dies
T/F: A folk song cannot become an art song.
False
T/F: Popular music is written primarily for financial profit.
True
T/F: Steven Foster is considered to be the first writer of American pop music.
True
T/F: The beginnings of pop music is bc people had money and time to get sheet music and play it/buy recordings
True
What is the world’s bestselling pop song?
White Christmas
Which pope is the namesake of a form of chant?
Gregory I
What is the texture of plainchant?
Monophonic
What does kyrie eleison mean?
Lord, have mercy
What is the first Christian hymn with musical notation?
The Oxyrhynchus hymn
Early Christian worship music was?
All of the above
Ephesians and Colossians list what?
All of the above
What is chant that uses one note per syllable?
Syllabic
The chorus of Angels We Have Heard on High is a good example of what?
Melisma
What does A Cappella mean?
As in the chapel
Scary-sounding piece
Dies Irae
What is NOT true about the great schism?
It was a North/South split
What does Dies Irae mean?
Day of wrath
Who wrote the oldest mass?
Machauld
What is it called when two voices are moving together in octaves?
Organum
In Martin Luther’s time, worship music didn’t use?
Polyphony
What group in the 1500s rejected polyphony?
Florentine Camerata
What is speech like singing?
It starts with an R
German word for “song play”
Songspiel
Who wrote the Magic Flute?
Mozart
What is NOT a difference between operas and musicals?
Musicals are set in 20th/21st century
Who wrote You’ll Be Back?
Miranda!
How is Les Miserables similar to opera?
All sung
What was the first Rodgers and Hammerstein musical?
Oklahoma!
T/F: Music can be universally understood.
False
What is learning about music via cultural experiences?
Enculturation
What was NOT included in Greek education?
Decameron
What are the first known example of written musical notation?
Delphic hymns
What is music that incorporates nontraditional sound?
Music concrete
Who wrote the Typewriter?
Leroy Anderson
Who wrote 4’33”?
John Cage
What is music with no program or story?
Absolute music
What is NOT a component of music?
orchestra
What is relatively constant like a pulse?
Beat
What is rhythm?
Events that happen over time, duration of sounds in music
What is meter?
The recurring patterns of strong and weak beats
What is a meter with three subdivisions?
Compound
What meter is Holst’s Mars?
5/4
What is melody?
the “theme” of a piece of music
comprised of pitches set in rhythm
What is pitch?
the highness or lowness of musical sound
sound waves measured in cycles per second – “hertz”
When notes move smoothly between?
Conjunct
Bring Him Home is a good example of?
Disjunct
Atonal?
Has no tonal center
When Johnny Comes Marching Home is?
Minor
Why do people singing the same thing sound different?
Timbre
What is another word for timbre?
tone color
What is the tam tam?
percussion
What is the English horn?
Woodwind
What isn’t a string instrument?
Celesta
What is an indefinitely pitched percussion?
Snare
What is a definitely pitched instrument?
Timpani