Music Appreciation Test #5

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True or False: The opera carmen is set in Cuba.

False (set in Spain)

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Of the following, which does not describe the orchestra of the 19th century?

Composers produced more symphonies than their classical era counterparts.

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Of the following, which does not describe the Romantic orchestra/era?

The orchestra decreased in size.

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The favorite subjects of the romantic poets were ________.

Love, longing, nature

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Instrumental music endowed with literary or pictorial __________.

Program Music

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True or False: The romantics embraced conventional forms.

False

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True or False: Solo musicians became stars in the romantic era idolized by the public.

True

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________ is not a famous Romantic composer of the 19th century.

Heinrich Heine (he was a poet)

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A song form where the main melody is repeated for 2 or 3 stanzas but has new or significant varied material introduced when the text requires it is called:

Modified Strophic

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True or False: Goethe and Heine were 2 of the leading 19th century writers whose writing was set by leader composers.

True

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Schubert was born in _________.

Vienna

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Chopin is considered to be the national composer of ________.

Poland

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In Schubert's elf king the obsessive triplet rhythm of the piano accompaniment represents ________________.

Galloping of The Horses

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True or False: The form of Schubert's lead elf king is through composed.

True

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Robert Schumann's A Poet's Love is set to text by ___________.

Heinrich Heine

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Robert Schumann ended his career and life........

in an insane asylum as a result of mental illness.

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The composer who founded the new journal of music was __________.

Robert Schumann

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True or False: Robert Schumann was a carefree spirit who lived a long and lovely life as a composer.

False (he went crazy)

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Chopin is credited with creating __________.

The Modern Piano style

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The term "tempo rubato" associated with Chopin's music means ____________.

"Robbed time" or Taking liberty with the rhythm/tempo without upsetting the beat

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Of the following, who was a noted woman composer of the romantic era?

Clara Schumann

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Fanny Mendelssohn's output is dominated by what?

Lied/lieder and piano

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Who composed the piano cycle and titled it the year?

Fanny Mendelssohn's Hensel.

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True or False: Fanny Mendelssohn's 'the year' has extra musical connections. (was related to her life)

True

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Hector Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique is an example of ______.

Program Symphony

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Berioz's symphony the fantastique idée fixe was _________.

The basic theme of the symphony heard through all of the movements

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National styles of opera developed in Germany, Italy, and France

All of the above

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A piece of program music for orchestra in one movement that develops a mood and is through composed is ___________.

Symphonic poem

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Who was the first bohemian composer to achieve international prominence?

Bedrich Smetana

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What was Verdi's last opera, completed at age 80?

Falstaff

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True or False: In the 19th century women's opera talents were encouraged on stage.

True

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Italian comic opera is called ________.

Opera Buffa

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The ensemble that follows the 'La donna e mobile' follows what?

Quartet

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Which of the following was not a prominent female opera singer in the 19th century

Clara Schumann

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In the last decades of the 19th century, composers fell under the influence of or reacted against ______________. (a lot of people hated him)

Wagner

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Wagner called his operas _____ ______.

Muisc Dramas

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What composer created the music drama?

Wagner

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Which characteristic of traditional opera did Wagner eliminate

Separate Arias

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Wagner chose to base his stories on ____________.

Idealized folk legends

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True or False: Wagner did not wish to change the prevailing form of opera in the 19th century.

False

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True or False: Wagner pushed major/minor tonality to extreme limits with his style of chromatic harmony.

True

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Which of the following is not a famous Russian ballet based on folklore?

Percofia Romeo and Juliet

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The two principle centers of ballet were France and ______.

Russia

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Verismo is a late Romantic movement in opera which sought to make it ___________.

Realism/Real

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True or False: Putini's opera madame butterfly is an example of Nationalism.

False (it is an example of Exoticism)

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Mendolson's Italian symphony Bizet's carmen and ravels Spanish rhapsody are all examples of _____________.

Exoticism

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Puccini's Madame Butterfly is ____________________.

A tragic tale of a Japanese geisha and a U.S. Naval officer

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A japanese geisha is best compared in western culture to _ __________.

A Courtesan.

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True or False: Exoticism was expressed by incorporating folk music of one's own music with one of another.

False

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Of the following, which instrument first appeared in the Romantic era?

Saxophone