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Quiz 4 The Classical Period

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  a freelance musician.
B  an equal by his employer.
C  a visiting guest composer.
D  a skilled servant.
Question #3
A  piano and two violins.
B  violin, cello, and piano.
C  violin, piano, and continuo.
D  three pianos.
Question #4
A  All answers are correct.
B  violin, guitar, viola, and cello.
C  two violins, viola, and cello.
D  violin, viola, cello, and bass.
Question #5
A  usually consists of four movements.
B  is the most important form in classical chamber music.
C  is written for two violins, viola, and cello.
D  All answers are correct.
Question #6
A  does not have a development section.
B  has two expositions.
C  is in the same form as a classical symphony.
D  is usually a long cadenza.
Question #7
A  vocal soloist and orchestra.
B  instrumental soloist and piano.
C  symphonic orchestra.
D  instrumental soloist and orchestra.
Question #8
A  All answers are correct.
B  is always in the tonic key of the symphony.
C  is usually fast, lively, and brilliant, but somewhat lighter in mood than the opening movement.
D  is most often in sonata or sonata-rondo form.
Question #9
A  is generally not in the tonic key.
B  All answers are correct.
C  tends to be more heroic and triumphant in character.
D  is usually in theme and variations form.
Question #11
A  is usually slow and dignified.
B  returns only once in the movement.
C  is usually in the tonic key.
D  seldom ends the movement.
Question #12
A  All answers are correct.
B  combines rondo form with elements of sonata form.
C  may be outlined as ABA-development section-ABA.
D  usually has a lively, pleasing, and simple to remember theme.
Question #13
A  play the written part an octave higher.
B  return to the beginning of the piece and repeat the music.
C  play extremely quietly.
D  look at the conductor.
Question #14
A  ritornello
B  scherzo
C  fugato
D  presto
Question #15
A  brisk and lively.
B  stately and dignified.
C  heavy and ponderous.
D  quiet and relaxed.
Question #17
A  retains some elements of the theme.
B  is usually in the same key.
C  is usually in a new key.
D  presents a new melodic idea.
Question #18
A  melodies.
B  rides.
C  codas.
D  motives.
Question #19
A  retaining the same tonality for both themes.
B  changing the meter of the second theme.
C  the introduction of a new theme in the bridge.
D  the conflict of tonalities between the first and second themes.
Question #21
A  the closing section is in the tonic key.
B  the second theme is in a new key.
C  a new theme is presented in the bridge.
D  there is no second theme.
Question #22
A  the closing theme is in the tonic key.
B  a new theme is always presented in the bridge.
C  the second theme is in a new key.
D  a new meter enters with the second theme.
Question #23
A  recapitulation.
B  motives.
C  introduction.
D  transition.
Question #24
A  Exposition
B  Development
C  Recapitulation
D  Rondo
Question #25
A  final fast
B  first
C  slow
D  All answers are correct.
Question #26
A  writing dance music for public balls.
B  flavoring their serious compositions with folk and popular music.
C  writing comic operas that sometimes ridiculed the aristocracy.
D  All answers are correct.
Question #27
A  was the seat of the Holy Roman Empire.
B  All answers are correct.
C  had a population of almost 250,000.
D  was the fourth-largest city in Europe.
Question #28
A  a freelance musician.
B  a visiting guest composer.
C  an equal by his employer.
D  a skilled servant.
Question #29
A  as a professional free-lance musician.
B  as an independently wealthy composer.
C  as a church musician and organist.
D  serving a wealthy aristocratic family.
Question #30
A  theater.
B  literature.
C  All answers are correct.
D  music.
Question #31
A  All answers are correct.
B  folk and popular music.
C  elaborately ornamented improvisational melodies.
D  heroic and mythological plots.
Question #32
A  church.
B  colonial powers.
C  military-industrial complex.
D  military.
Question #33
A  a limited sociological factor.
B  ruthlessly stamped out by the aristocracy.
C  promoted and encouraged by the church.
D  an important factor in the rise of the middle class.
Question #34
A  short-long-short
B  long-long-short
C  short-short-long
D  short-short-short-long
Question #35
A  work for piano solo.
B  work for solo instrument.
C  sonata for orchestra.
D  work for chorus and orchestra.
Question #36
A  Fidelio.
B  Don Giovanni.
C  The Magic Flute.
D  Madame Butterfly.
Question #37
A  the first musician to incorporate folk tunes into serious compositions.
B  the bridge between the classical and romantic periods.
C  the inventor of the symphony.
D  the pioneer of light classical music.
Question #38
A  Basso continuo
B  Fugal counterpoint
C  Operatic form
D  Monophony
Question #39
A  All answers are correct.
B  Missa solemnis
C  the Ninth Symphony.
D  string quartets.
Question #40
A  began to feel the first symptoms of deafness in his twenty-ninth year.
B  All answers are correct.
C  was a brilliant pianist.
D  was self-educated and had read widely, but was weak in elementary arithmetic.
Question #41
A  Trombones
B  Horns
C  Trumpets
D  Timpani
Question #42
A  Sir John Falstaff.
B  a despotic Italian nobleman.
C  the legendary Spanish lover.
D  the servant to Leporello.
Question #43
A  Don Giovanni
B  Orfeo
C  Cos” fan tutte
D  The Marriage of Figaro
Question #44
A  as an exercise for his composition teacher.
B  on commission from a stranger.
C  to help his pupil Süssmayr.
D  for his own funeral.
Question #45
A  Salzburg
B  Paris
C  London
D  Vienna
Question #46
A  went to Vienna to study with Haydn.
B  received an excellent formal education in Salzburg.
C  was continually on tour in England and Europe.
D  played in the archbishop’s orchestra in Salzburg.
Question #47
A  Bonn, Germany.
B  Salzburg, Austria.
C  Eisenach, Germany.
D  Rohrau, Austria.
Question #48
A  serenades
B  baryton trios
C  operas
D  string quartets
Question #49
A  a loose ensemble of available instruments.
B  strings, woodwinds, horns, trumpets, and timpani.
C  woodwinds, trombones, drums, and strings.
D  strings with harpsichord continuo.
Question #50
A  1820-1900.
B  1600-1750.
C  1450-1600.
D  1750-1820.