Test 4_ The Romantic Period_ MUSI-1306
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Test 4: The Romantic Period
Questions
43
Time Limit
60 Minutes
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Question 1
In the 19th Century, the music of Romantic composers advocated:
The passionate and the fanciful
Tragic themes
German songs
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Question 2
The composer of the composition that you are listening to is:
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Franz Schubert
Leopold Mozart
Robert Schumann
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Question 3
Incorrect
Incorrect
The 19th Century is characterized by
The rise of the opera as the main vocal genre
The rise of the virtuoso musician or virtuoso pianist
The rise of the concerto as a genre to feature a virtuoso pianist
All of the above
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Question 4
The name of the composition that you are listening to is:
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In the Lovely Month of May by Schumann
Nocturne by Clara Schumann
Mazurka in B-flat minor, Op. 24, No. 4 by Chopin
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Question 5
Romantic composers exploited
Romantic poetry
New harmonies and melodies
Nationalistic folklore and exotic subjects from other cultures
All of the above
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Question 6
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Romantic music is characterized by
Loud sounds
Beautiful arias
Memorable melodies, richly expressive harmony and broad, expanded
forms.
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Question 7
The composition that you are listening to was composed by (click on
the "mp3" link to listen)
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Robert Schumann
Bedrich Smetana
Richard Wagner
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Question 8
The romantic era is also characterized by the rise of
Romantic authors who contributed to the literature that influenced
composers
Romantic Opera inspired by stories from exotic cultures
Women musicians as performers, composers, teachers and music patrons
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Question 9
A nationalistic composer is highly interested in
The folklore of his native land
The writers of his native land
The composers of his native land
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Question 10
The name of the composition that you are listening to is:
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September: At the River, from "The Year" by Fanny Mendelssohn
The Banjo by Gotschalk
Intermezzo Op. 8 by Brahms
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Question 11
Franz Liszt was a
A Hungarian composer who advocated the folk music of his country
Hungarian composer who composed operas inspired by mythological
characters
Hungarian virtuoso pianist, composer and piano teacher
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Question 12
Frédérick Chopin was a
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Virtuoso composer and violin player from Poland
Virtuoso composer of Operas from Poland
Virtuoso pianist, composer and piano teacher from Poland
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Question 13
The Lied is
A folk dance from Germany
A style of singing
The German art song for solo voice and piano
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Question 14
Franz Schubert composed
More than 600 hundred Lieder
More than 600 hundred sonatas
More than 600 symphonies
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Question 15
For Schumann, the “Year of Song” was
1840, when he toured Europe and met Harriet Smithson
1840, when he met the poet Heinrich Heine who provided the words for A
Poet s
1840, when he married his beloved Clara Wieck
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Question 16
The name of the composition that you are listening to is:
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Christmas oratorio by bach
"Dies Irae" from Requiem by Giuseppe Verdi
Under the Greenwood Tree by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel
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Question 17
Robert Schumann was the editor of
The New Journal for Music
A magazine on orchestration published in Europe during the 19th Century
The very famous music pamphlets published in Vienna
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Question 18
A favorite instrumental romantic genre was
The solo concerto
The Lieder ohne Worte by Mendelssohn
The short lyric piano piece
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Question 19
Short lyric piano pieces of the nineteenth century include the
Prelude, sonata and Lied
Prelude, string quartet and the symphony
Prelude, Intermezzo, Impromptu, Etude and Nocturne
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Question 20
Chopin was highly influenced by the French writer
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Francois Mompou
Claude Debussy
George Sand
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Question 21
Schubert was highly influenced by the German poet and writer
Richard Wagner
Franz Werner
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Question 22
Chopin has been called the “poet of the piano.” In his hands, the
Waltz and the minuet were highly enlarged and expanded
Polonaise and the Mazurka were highly enlarged and expanded genres
Sonata and the concerto reached their highest level of popularity
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Question 23
The composer of the composition that you are listening to is:
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Giuseppe Verdi
Luigi Leoncavallo
Giacomo Puccini
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Question 24
The name of the composer who created the piece that you are listening
to is:
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Robert Schumann
Hector Berlioz
Franz Schubert
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Question 25
Program music is
Music that paints the meaning of the text through Word Painting technique
Music that projects the meaning of the folk element presented in the song
Instrumental music with a literary or pictorial association indicated by the
title of the
All of the above
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Question 26
One type of program Music is the
Tone Poem
Waltz
Prelude
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Question 27
In
Symphonie Fantastique,
the composer’s beloved is represented by a
melodic theme called
Leitmotif
Idée fixe (fixed idea)
Harriet Smithson, his wife
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Question 28
Hector Berlioz wrote a
Treatise on harmony
A treatise on rhythm
A treatise on orchestration
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Question 29
The improvements made to the piano in the 19th Century facilitated
performances of works by Franz Liszt and Chopin, otherwise impossible
in the Classical piano.
True
False
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Question 30
Antonin Dvorak was strongly influenced by the African American
Spirituals.
True
False
1
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Question 31
The romantic symphony preserves the four-movement outline inherited
from the Classical period.
True
False
1
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Question 32
The New World Symphony is a programmatic work.
True
False
True
True
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Question 33
The German Requiem follows the traditional scheme and outline of all
other Requiems.
True
False
1
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Question 34
The Classical three-movement structure is preserved in the Romantic
concerto
True
False
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Question 35
Felix Mendelssohn’s works are strictly romantic and do not present any
Classical elements in their structure.
True
False
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Question 36
False
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Amy Cheney Beach is a Romantic composer from England and was
active as a pianist, composer and music educator.
True
False
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Question 37
The favorite Romantic choral genres were the Oratorio, the Mass and the
Requiem Mass.
True
False
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Question 38
The opera Carmen was written by Georges Bizet and is inspired by a
Gypsy character.
True
False
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Question 39
Bel canto means beautiful singing style
True
False
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Question 40
Gesamtkunstwerk is a word coined by Johannes Brahms and it means
complete art work.
True
False
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Question 41
Wagner operas are called music dramas
True
False
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Question 42
The leitmotifs are recurring themes that represent a person, idea or place.
True
False
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Question 43
Verismo means realism, and the word defines operas based on real,
actual matters, daily life characters and events.
True
False
Quiz Score:
4
9
out of 50
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