4.7-4.10 Classical Ensembles/Joseph Haydn

The third movement

Which movement of the classical symphony typically features a dancelike mood and a moderate-to-fast tempo?

A feeling of anticipation

What effect is created when the first movement of a classical symphony begins with a slow introduction leading into the opening fast movement?

cadenza

The part in a concerto where the soloist plays without the orchestra and shows the performer's virtuosity is known as the ______.

In a small room or environment

Where was chamber music usually played?

The first movement

Which movement of a classical symphony tends to be the most dramatic?

Rondo

What form does the finale of a concerto usually take?

Sometimes the minuet and trio is the second movement, and the slow movement is the third.

Chamber music of the classical era has the same pattern of movements as a symphony, but it differs in what way?

Four

How many movements do classical symphonies usually have?

Sonata form

The first movement of a classical symphony is almost always in which form?

An unaccompanied solo that appears in the first movement of a concerto

What is a cadenza?

orchestra

In a concerto, the ______ opens the first movement with the introductory exposition.

His symphonies and string quartets

Which of the following are considered Haydn's most important works?

String quartet

Some consider Haydn the inventor of which musical form or genre?

They have nicknames.

What is a distinguishing feature of Haydn's most popular symphonies?