MUSC 447 Test 1 Review

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Flashcards covering the listening list, written short-answer topics, composer dates, catalogs, and genres for MUSC 447 Test 1 (Fall 2026).

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What listening works by J.S. Bach are included on MUSC 447 Test 1?

Partita in cm, Toccata in DM, Prelude and Fugue in f#m (WTC I), Prelude and Fugue in DM (WTC II), Chromatic Fantasie and Fugue, and Goldberg Variations.

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Which CPE Bach work is specified for the listening portion of the test?

Sonata in A major, W. 55 no. 4.

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Which D. Scarlatti Sonatas are on the listening list for MUSC 447 Test 1?

Sonatas K. 96, 175, 208, and 380.

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Which J. Haydn Sonatas are required for the listening portion of the exam?

Sonatas Hob. XVI: 33, 50, and 52.

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Where can students find scores for the listening portion according to the study guide?

On imslp.org (to listen with scores).

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What specific reading materials are assigned for the written portion of MUSC 447 Test 1?

Powerpoint slides and Kirby, Ch. 1 and 2; pp. 93-100 (on Haydn).

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What is required regarding 14th-17th century keyboard repertoire genres?

Name at least 3 keyboard repertoire genres written circa 14th-17th century and give a brief description of each.

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What details must be provided for composers associated with 14th-17th century keyboard genres?

Name at least 3 composers, their dates, and their country of origin.

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What questions are asked regarding the first fortepiano?

Who is credited with building the first fortepiano, and when?

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What comparison is requested between the harpsichord and the fortepiano?

What is the main difference between harpsichord and fortepiano?

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What topic is listed regarding Galant style?

Galant style and the composers associated with this style.

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Which composer catalog abbreviations must students be able to identify and spell out?

BWV, K, and Hob.

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What biographical detail is required for J.S. Bach?

His dates.

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What details regarding J.S. Bach's compositions and periods are tested?

Compositional periods and numbers of specific compositions (how many P+F, Toccatas, English, French Suites, Partitas).

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What questions are asked about the Well-Tempered Clavier (WTC)?

The importance of WTC, and the title, composer, and date of the forerunner of WTC.

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What information must be known about Suites?

Be able to list the main dances and provide a brief description of each.

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What information is required for D. Scarlatti on Test 1?

His dates, the number of sonatas, and their form/characteristics.

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What stylistic importance and dates are required for CPE Bach?

His dates and a description of his importance in musical style.

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What treatise and aesthetic term are associated with CPE Bach on the test prompt?

The name of the treatise that he wrote, and a brief description of Empfindsamkeit.

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What specific details are tested for J. Haydn?

His dates, number of sonatas, and compositional periods/characteristics.