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American composer of Lincoln Portrait and Rodeo.
Copland
Wrote "There's no business like show business" and "anything you can do." He also wrote "White Christmas"
Berlin
Composer of the Ring cycle which includes "three dramas" and "prelude
Wagner
often religious musical composition, like Handel's Messiah. This genre was dominated by Mendelssohn
Oratorio
American composer of "Embraceable you" "summertime" and Rhapsody in Blue.
Gershwin
American minimalist composer of Shaker Loops, Nixon in China, and On the Transmigration of Souls
Adams
an orchestral piece at the beginning of an opera, suite, play, oratorio, or other extended competition. A famous one you will recognize is the William Tell Overture
Overtures
Musical period that included composers Johannes Ockeghem, Josquin de Prez, and Palestrina.
Renaissance
A type of composition whose name is Italian for "joke.”
Scherzo
French impressionist composer of Pelleas and Melisande and "Claire de Lune"
Debussy
A musical period including Schumann, Brahms, and Wagner
Romanticism
Musical style associated with Terry Riley, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass
Minimalism
Mozart work and also a Sondheim musical.
A Little Night Music
Hungarian composer of Bluebeard's Castle, Mikrokosmos, and "A Game of Pairs"
Bartok
Romantic composer who wrote "Little C Major", a four movement Wangerer Fantasy, and an unfinished Eighth Symphony
Schubert
There is an instrument named after this composer, the sousaphone. He composed The Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa
Composer of Symphony of a Thousand, and Kindertotenlieder (Songs on the Death of Children)
Mahler
A group of Russian composers including Mussorgsky and Rimsky
The Mighty Five
Russian pianist who composed Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini
Rachmaninoff
Includes the work of Beethoven, Haydn, and Mozart. Known for the sturm und drang substyle.
Classical
Composer of On the Waterfront and West Side Story. Also the conductor of the New York Philharmonic
Bernstein
Jazz pianist known for Mood Indigo and Take the A Train.
Ellington
Renaissance vocal works that are basically poems set to music. Composers include Cipriano de Rore, Adrian Willaert, and Carlo Gesualdo.
Madrigals
Match each of the following four composers to his composition.
Composers:
A. Beethoven
B. Puccini
C. Wagner
D. Schubert
Compositions:
Siegfried
Unfinished Symphony
Madama Butterfly
Eroica Symphony
Match each of the following four composers to his style period.
Composers:
A. Handel
B. Debussy
C. Chopin
D. Haydn
Style Periods:
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
Impressionism
Match each of the following four composers to his opera.
Composers:
A. Mozart
B. Beethoven
C. Verdi
D. Wagner
Operas:
Das Rheingold
Aïda
Fidelio
Così Fan Tutte
Match each of the following four composers to his composition.
Composers:
A. Beethoven
B. Puccini
C. Wagner
D. Schubert
Compositions:
Lohengrin
Unfinished Symphony
La Bohème
Moonlight Sonata
Which one of the following four compositions was not written by Aaron Copland?
Appalachian Spring
An American in Paris
Rodeo
4.Quiet City
Match each of the following four instruments to the clef most commonly associated with it. One clef will be used twice.
Instruments:
A. flute
B. viola
C. trombone
D. violin
Clefs:
alto
bass
treble
Match each of the following four instrument families to its member.
Families:
A. brass
B. percussion
C. string
D. woodwind
Members:
celesta
cello
English horn
French horn
Match each of the following four composers to the opera he composed.
Composers:
A. Strauss
B. Beethoven
C. Mozart
D. Puccini
Operas:
1. Marriage of Figaro
2. Fidelio
3. Tosca
4. Salome
Match each of the following five countries to the dance uniquely associated with it.
Countries:
A. Argentina
B. Austria
C. Brazil
D. France
E. Israel
Dances:
1. Can-Can
2. Hora
3. Samba
4. Tango
5. Waltz
Match each of the following four composers to his composition.
Composers:
A. Felix Mendelssohn
B. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
C. Georg Frederic Handel
D. Maurice Ravel
Compositions:
1. Hebrides Overture
2. Bolero
3. Eine kleine Nachtmusik
4. Water Music
Identify the composer of Brandenburg Concerto No. 2
Bach
Match each of the following four composers to his musical composition.
Composers:
A. W. A. Mozart
B. J. S. Bach
C. Felix Mendelssohn
D. Richard Strauss
Compositions:
1. Italian Symphony
2. Brandenburg Concerto #1
3. Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks
4. Jupiter Symphony
Match each of the following four style periods to the composition.
Periods:
A. Baroque
B. Romantic
C. Classical
D. Impressionist
Compositions:
1. Also sprach Zarathustra
2. La Mer
3. Messiah
4. The Clock Symphony
3/4
Match each of the following four composers to his composition.
Composers:
A. Debussy
B. Tchaikovsky
C. Beethoven
D. Grieg
Compositions
1. Choral Symphony
2. Peer Gynt Suite No. 2
3. Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
4. 1812 Overture
Match each of the following four composers to the opera he composed.
Composers:
A. Verdi
B. Richard Strauss
C. Mozart
D. Wagner
Operas
1. Don Giovanni
2. Salome
3. Rigoletto
4. Tristan and Isolde
Three-way matching. Match each of the following three composers to his composition and its genre.
Composers:
A. Richard Strauss
B. Richard Wagner
C. Igor Stravinsky
Compositions:
1. Lohengrin
2. The Firebird
3. Don Juan
Genres:
X. ballet
Y. tone poem
Z. opera
Which one of the following four pairs of composers were contemporaries?
1. Igor Stravinsky, Hector Berlioz
2. George Gershwin, Felix Mendelssohn
3. Richard Wagner, Johannes Brahms
4. Gustav Holst, Franz Schubert
Match the following four composers to the genre with which he is most closely associated.
Composers:
A. Chopin
B. Haydn
C. Stravinsky
D. Bach
Genres:
cantata
ballet
symphony
etude
legato