Chamber music generally implies a large ensemble, with more than one player to a part |
false |
Haydn’s String Quartet, Op. 76, No. 3 is nicknamed "Emperor" because: |
the theme in the second movement is based on a hymn written for the Austrian emperor. |
How many string quartets did Haydn write? |
68 |
Mozart worked under the patronage of the Esterházy court. |
false |
Multimovement instrumental works in the Classical era typically started with a slow movement. |
false |
Music with no literary basis is referred to as: |
absolute music |
The ____ movement of a string quartet is often in minuet and trio form. |
third |
The expansion of a melodic idea is known as thematic development. |
true |
The favored chamber ensemble in the Classical era was the string quartet. |
true |
The first movement of a string quartet is typically cast in: |
sonata-allegro form. |
The first movement of a symphony is most likely in ________ form. |
sonata-allegro |
The multimovement cycle of Classical-era compositions can be found in: |
all of these |
The second movement in a multimovement cycle is generally in a quick tempo. |
false |
The second movement of Op. 76, No. 3 is composed in what form? |
theme and variations form |
Theme and variations was a typical form for the second movement of a symphony |
true |
Use of folk elements is best associated with the chamber music of: |
Haydn |
What replaced the minuet section of the minuet and trio in the nineteenth-century symphony? |
scherzo |
When were Haydn’s Opus 76 quartets written? |
late 1790s |
Which composer worked for a good deal of his life under the patronage system? |
Haydn |
Which genre would NOT normally be in a multimovement cycle? |
song cycle |
Which is most likely the slow movement in the multimovement cycle? |
second |
Which of the following represents a typical string quartet ensemble? |
two violins, a viola, and a cello |
Which of the following was Haydn’s own instrument? |
viola |
Which tune does Haydn incorporate in his Opus 76 quartets? |
"Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" |
A minuet movement is typically a part of a Classical-era symphony. |
true |
Eighteenth-century opera overtures usually had a fast-slow-fast tempo scheme. |
true |
From which earlier genre did the symphony develop? |
the Italian opera overture |
Haydn achieves a "military" sound in his Symphony No. 100 through the use of the piccolo. |
false |
Haydn has earned the nickname "father of the symphony." |
true |
How did the Classical-era orchestra resemble the string quartet? |
The instruments often exchanged themes in conversation |
In the Classical orchestra, which instrument was primarily responsible for supplying rhythmic energy? |
timpani |
Joseph Haydn wrote over 100 symphonies in his lifetime. |
true |
Mozart was the only Classical-era composer influenced by Turkish military music. |
false |
Percussion instruments are absent from the second movement of Haydn’s Symphony’s No. 100. |
false |
The Classical symphony typically featured some woodwind and brass instruments along with strings. |
true |
The Classical-era orchestra is typically composed of: |
thirty to forty players. |
The Classical-era symphony evolved out of the Baroque cantata. |
false |
The composer of the London symphonies was: |
Joseph Haydn |
The heart of the Classical-era orchestra was the: |
string section |
The second movement of Haydn’s Symphony No. 100 is in duple meter. |
true |
Which does NOT characterize the opening of the A section in the second movement of Haydn’s Military symphony? |
dramatic minor-key theme, played fortissimo |
Which does NOT contribute to the military tone in the second movement of Haydn’s Military symphony? |
legato string melodies |
Which is NOT a trait associated with Haydn’s symphonies? |
traditional unimaginative modulations |
Which of the following is a contribution to the symphony made by the German school of composers? |
both answers are correct |
Eine kleine Nachtmusik is best described as a: |
serenade |
Sonata-allegro form is comprised of three main sections. |
true |
The cadence at the end of the first movement in a multimovement cycle is in the key of the dominant. |
false |
The divertimento and the serenade were both musical forms of entertainment in the Classical era. |
true |
The ensemble that performs Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik features the trumpet. |
false |
The first movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik is in sonata-allegro form. |
true |
The first movement of a Classical multimovement work was often composed in sonata-allegro form and might include a slow introduction. |
true |
The focus of Classical chamber music is soloistic virtuosity. |
false |
The last section of sonata-allegro form that restates the themes is called the: |
recapitulation. |
The longest and most dramatic movement of the multimovement cycle was generally the: |
first |
The middle section of a typical third movement in a sonata cycle is called the: |
trio |
The middle section of the third movement in a multimovement cycle is highly improvised |
false |
The movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik that is NOT in the home key (G major) is the third. |
false |
The overall form of the third movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik is A-B-A. |
true |
The second theme in a sonata-allegro movement is typically in a contrasting key to the key of the first theme. |
true |
The third movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik features short, repeated sections. |
true |
The title of Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik means "a little dance music." |
false |
Which composer famously began to write music before the age of five? |
Mozart |
Which movement of the multimovement instrumental cycle is likely to be a dance? |
third |
Which statement is accurate? |
Mozart spent the last years of his life as a freelance musician. |
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Music Final Chapter Quizzes 25-27
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