Final Exam Music Appreciation Flashcards
06 Which form does it represent? 19 Disjunct The most salient compositional aspect of the following excerpt is: Play 2. True This composition is a clear example of: Play 0 to 17. Jean Sibelius Which excerpt is from the River Theme in The Moldau by Bedřich Smetana? 46 Bartók Which of the following composers developed the concept of total theater? False This piece of music is a good example of: Play 0 to 1:38 Polyphonic texture Musical texture refers to how melody and harmony relate to each other. The following musical excerpt represents strophic form. Nico wanted to find a chess set with magnetic pieces. False Which of the following events occurred in America during the time period known as the Renaissance? George Gershwin Which of the following is the composer for this excerpt? 40 Chord accompaniment and clear, strong cadences The following excerpt comes from a famous aria in one of Mozart's most enduring operas. 59 Excerpt A According to the text, which two essential factors do composers manipulate to hold the listener's interest? 11 True This excerpt demonstrates the principle of repetition.
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Ralph Vaughan Williams Which of the following statements best describes the role of technology with regard to art music in the Contemporary period? Terms in this set (110). This example is: Play 1. 19 Excerpt A Given the Hungarian folk music flavor of this example, which of the following is the most likely composer? 38 C. 52 Excerpt In broad terms, music and the other arts of the Romantic period... 06 It contrasts a group of instruments with a solo instrument. For each of the following sentences, identify the underlined word or word group by writing above it ADJ for adjective, AP for adjective phrase, or AC for adjective clause.
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Technology has enabled art music composers to experiment with and change the way that they create music. Does the following excerpt move mainly by disjunct, conjunct, or repeated tones? True A melody consists of a succession of: Pitches Does the following excerpt feature more disjunct, conjunct, or repeated tones? 25 Excerpt A The following composition is a work by: Play 0 to 6. Cantus firmus The Baroque concerto is... A piece that contrasts a soloist or group of soloists against an orchestra In contrast to the Renaissance, where vocal and choral music took center stage, instrumental music established itself as the most significant genre of the Baroque period. Which of the following composers invented the twelve-tone system of composition? 32 False Venit ad Petrum was often used as the cantus firmus for the mass. 10 From a Renaissance composition having its roots in folk songs The Renaissance may be described as an age in which: Individualism, humanism, and secular values started to flourish once again The following excerpt features characteristics of polyphonic texture. 39 False Which of the following is an example of increasing tempo (accelerando), and the increasing excitement that goes with it? Arnold Schoenberg Which one of the following composers' style is most closely associated with that of the commercial music world known as Tin Pan Alley? Play Purcell Which of the following composers wrote this symphony?
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03 Bernart de Ventadorn Guido d'Arezzo wrote The Fundamentals of Music, a very important medieval treatise (essay). 17 Theme and variations form Listen to the following two examples from a piece in rondo form presented in the text. 47 False This piece is a good example of: Play 0 to 4. 03 Troubadour song The composer of this excerpt is... 58 to 6. Composers rarely repeat melodic and rhythmic patterns to stress musical ideas. 29 Oratorio Which one of the following pairs of words or phrases represents the two main concepts behind Baroque music? Texture in music refers to the feeling created by the combination of melody and harmony. False The following excerpt represents monophonic texture.
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Which of the following is not a composer from the Romantic period? 43 True Which excerpt most likely represents theme and variations form? Which excerpt represents the Theme? 54 Ludwig van Beethoven The dates given in this course for the Classical period are: 1750 - 1825 This excerpt is from a symphony by Beethoven. 37 True Concentration on vocal music during the Renaissance period meant that instrumental music continued to be used as mere accompaniment for voices. 55 Chopin Which one of these composers was considered a national hero in his homeland? A famous troubadour had an imaginative biography written about him, worked in the service of Eleanor of Aquitaine, and composed the song below. Identify the opera in question. Basso continuo; The Doctrine of Affections Which of these examples is a recitative? Ternary form Usually, folk tunes, songs, spirituals, and hymns are not good examples of strophic form. False The following excerpt represents melody with harmonic accompaniment.
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He was: Play 0 to 6. Monophony Bach was known as a master of presenting a singular musical texture throughout his vocal music to help communicate the text. 30 It moves in mostly step-wise fashion and has a small range. True In general, operatic arias of the Romantic period, for example those by Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924), provide good examples of homophonic music. None of these statements Texture in music refers to the ways in which monophony, polyphony, and homophony combine to create harmony.
Texture in music refers to the ways in which the horizontal strands of melody and the vertical strands of harmony relate to one another.