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True or False: The opera carmen is set in Cuba.
False (set in Spain)
Of the following, which does not describe the orchestra of the 19th century?
Composers produced more symphonies than their classical era counterparts.
Of the following, which does not describe the Romantic orchestra/era?
The orchestra decreased in size.
The favorite subjects of the romantic poets were ________.
Love, longing, nature
Instrumental music endowed with literary or pictorial __________.
Program Music
True or False: The romantics embraced conventional forms.
False
True or False: Solo musicians became stars in the romantic era idolized by the public.
True
________ is not a famous Romantic composer of the 19th century.
Heinrich Heine (he was a poet)
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
True or False: Goethe and Heine were 2 of the leading 19th century writers whose writing was set by leader composers.
True
Schubert was born in _________.
Vienna
Chopin is considered to be the national composer of ________.
Poland
In Schubert's elf king the obsessive triplet rhythm of the piano accompaniment represents ________________.
Galloping of The Horses
True or False: The form of Schubert's lead elf king is through composed.
True
Robert Schumann's A Poet's Love is set to text by ___________.
Heinrich Heine
Robert Schumann ended his career and life........
in an insane asylum as a result of mental illness.
The composer who founded the new journal of music was __________.
Robert Schumann
True or False: Robert Schumann was a carefree spirit who lived a long and lovely life as a composer.
False (he went crazy)
Chopin is credited with creating __________.
The Modern Piano style
The term "tempo rubato" associated with Chopin's music means ____________.
"Robbed time" or Taking liberty with the rhythm/tempo without upsetting the beat
Of the following, who was a noted woman composer of the romantic era?
Clara Schumann
Fanny Mendelssohn's output is dominated by what?
Lied/lieder and piano
Who composed the piano cycle and titled it the year?
Fanny Mendelssohn's Hensel.
True or False: Fanny Mendelssohn's 'the year' has extra musical connections. (was related to her life)
True
Hector Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique is an example of ______.
Program Symphony
Berioz's symphony the fantastique idée fixe was _________.
The basic theme of the symphony heard through all of the movements
National styles of opera developed in Germany, Italy, and France
All of the above
A piece of program music for orchestra in one movement that develops a mood and is through composed is ___________.
Symphonic poem
Who was the first bohemian composer to achieve international prominence?
Bedrich Smetana
What was Verdi's last opera, completed at age 80?
Falstaff
True or False: In the 19th century women's opera talents were encouraged on stage.
True
Italian comic opera is called ________.
Opera Buffa
The ensemble that follows the 'La donna e mobile' follows what?
Quartet
Which of the following was not a prominent female opera singer in the 19th century
Clara Schumann
In the last decades of the 19th century, composers fell under the influence of or reacted against ______________. (a lot of people hated him)
Wagner
Wagner called his operas _____ ______.
Muisc Dramas
What composer created the music drama?
Wagner
Which characteristic of traditional opera did Wagner eliminate
Separate Arias
Wagner chose to base his stories on ____________.
Idealized folk legends
True or False: Wagner did not wish to change the prevailing form of opera in the 19th century.
False
True or False: Wagner pushed major/minor tonality to extreme limits with his style of chromatic harmony.
True
Which of the following is not a famous Russian ballet based on folklore?
Percofia Romeo and Juliet
The two principle centers of ballet were France and ______.
Russia
Verismo is a late Romantic movement in opera which sought to make it ___________.
Realism/Real
True or False: Putini's opera madame butterfly is an example of Nationalism.
False (it is an example of Exoticism)
Mendolson's Italian symphony Bizet's carmen and ravels Spanish rhapsody are all examples of _____________.
Exoticism
Puccini's Madame Butterfly is ____________________.
A tragic tale of a Japanese geisha and a U.S. Naval officer
A japanese geisha is best compared in western culture to _ __________.
A Courtesan.
True or False: Exoticism was expressed by incorporating folk music of one's own music with one of another.
False
Of the following, which instrument first appeared in the Romantic era?
Saxophone