FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MUSIC APP EXAM 2

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MUSIC APP EXAM 2

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-Guarantee passing score -66 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: What might Beethoven's short-short-short long rhythm actually sound like?

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The constant knocking of faith, referring to his increased deafness

Question 2: The way melodic and harmonic materials are combined

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Texture

Question 3: What is the difference between early Baroque and late Baroque?

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Early - predominantly homophonic, had a single melody Late - Bach and Handel excelled in polyphonic writing, many melodies

Question 4: When is the Baroque time period?

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1600-1750

Question 5: Looking at the big picture of form, Classical symphonies, string quartets, and sonatas typically were made up of

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Four movements

Question 6: What are the 3 sections of a Sonata?

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Exposition -> Development -> Recapitulation

Question 7: Who were the main classical composers?

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Haydn, Mozart, and early Beethoven

Question 8: Small group of solo instruments plus orchestra

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Concerto Grosso

Question 9: What instruments were used in Renaissance Secular music?

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Lute, Viols, Recorder, Clavichord, and early organs and harpsichord

Question 10: Which composer is composed the Grandfather of Classical music?

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Haydn Question 11: Sonata form, which often happens in first movements of Classical symphonies and string quartets, is best described as

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Having 3 main sections: exposition, development, and recapitulation with a coda ending Question 12: Most common texture, one melody predominates with harmony accompanying the melody, heard in popular song, opera, broadway, and classical

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Homophonic

Question 13: Which composer is considered to be both a classic and romantic composer?

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Beethoven

Question 14: When was the classical period of music?

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1750-1820

Question 15: Which composer taught a young Beethoven?

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Haydn Question 16: Singers act as if they are talking but are singing, pitches sound like spoken text, free and flexible rhythm

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Recitative

Question 17: What is a good example of a basso continuo?

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Pachelbel's Canon in D

Question 18: ? is a regular instrument during the Baroque period

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The harpsichord

Question 19: When harpsichord and low strings play a heavy bass line together

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Basso Continuo

Question 20: What was Secular music like during the Renaissance period?

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Could include instruments

Question 21: During the development section of Mozart's Symphony no. 40, Mvt. 1, what happens?

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Rhythm from original melody always remains audible, drama intensifies and increases, there are dramatic changes in dynamic, and harmonies change quickly Question 22: Are not usually easy to sing or remember, made of long uneven phrases

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Baroque Music

Question 23: What composer bent and broke the rules for Classical form?

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Beethoven Question 24: Classical composers typically established ? at the beginning of movements?

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Tuneful melodies

Question 25: Whose death signals the end of the Baroque period?

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Bach

Question 26: What woodwind was not yet invented in the Baroque period?

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Clarinet

Question 27: Why does Beethoven's no 5 switch from minor to major key?

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It represents overcoming the adversity of fate Question 28: The 4 Seasons is ?, meaning it is based on something outside of the music

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Programmatic