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Music Appreciation Part 6

Roy Johnson

14 December 2020

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what instruments are in a standard mariachi band

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violin guitar trumpet

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list works by Alban Berg

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Wozzeck Lulu Lyric Suite

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Schoenberg experimented with tone-color melody, or shifting each note of a melody to a different instrument. He called this

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Klangfarbenmelodie

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What French composer developed polytonality and wrote a ballet entitled The Creation of the World?

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Milhaud

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Impressionist music can be seen as a reaction to

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they symphonic tradition of Beethoven the music dramas of Wagner the full sonority of the German Romantic orchestra

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Berg's opera Wozzeck centers on

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a soldier's obsession with unhappy love.

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English composer viewed as one of the foremost twentieth-century opera composer

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Britten

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The composer most closely associated with twelve-tone music is:

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Schoenberg

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Who composed the opera Peter Grimes?

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Britten

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list works by Debussy

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Clair de lune La mer Prelude to The afternoon of a faun

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list works by Ravel

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Bolero Tzigane Spanish Rhapsody

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What Hungarian composer combined native folk music characteristics with main currents of European music?

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Bartok

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The comparative study of musics of the world is called:

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ethnomusicology.

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Carlos Chávez is a noted:

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Mexican art music composer.

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Copland's Appalachian Spring quotes the American tune:

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Simple gifts

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Berg spent the last years of his life trying to complete

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his opera Lulu

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Pierrot lunaire is based on a cycle of poems written by:

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Giraud

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Copland's Billy the kid is

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a ballet

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The element that most decisively separated twentieth-century music from that of the past was

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Harmony

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which German composer created an enduring method of teaching music to children?

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Carl Orff

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The emancipation of dissonance refers to freeing:

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harmony from the necessity of moving from tension to rest.

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For which work was Ives given a Pulitzer Prize?

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Symphony No. 3

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While composing in his spare time, Charles Ives made his living as:

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an insurance executive.

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list works from Ives's Country Band March

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Yankee Doodle Jeanie with Light brown hair london bridge

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which composer represents the twentieth-century Hungarian school?

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Kodaly

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list ballets by Stravinsky

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The firebird petrushka rite of spring

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The \"Aztec Renaissance\" sought to:

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suggest the character of native music

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Son is a Latin American term that refers to:

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a traditional folk dance of Mexico.

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what was a critical new technology that aided the study of folk music in the early twentieth century?

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phonograph

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Name members of the so-called second viennese school of composition

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Arnold Schoeberg Anton Webern Alban Berg

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describe formalism

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Formal considerations are valued over expressive ones.

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Klangfarbenmelodie refers to:

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a style that gives each note of a melody to a different instrument.

question

The texts for Carmina Burana are from:

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the middle ages

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william grant till composed

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operas film and tv scores jazz arrangements

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Silvestre Revueltas's compositional style is considered to be representative of:

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mestizo realism.

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characteristics of impressionist music

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whole-tone scales parallel chords ninth chords

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characteristics of Berg's Wozzeck

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atonal-expressionist idiom leitmotifs tonal passages

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The arrangement of the pitches of a tone row in reverse order is called:

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retrograde

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Which was the more radical of Schoenberg's famous students?

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Webern

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How many notes are in the opening chord of Dance of the Youths and Maidens, from Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring?

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eight

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What nationality was Claude Debussy?

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french

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The Rite of Spring is characterized by:

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the percussive use of dissonance polyrhythms polytonality

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The model for Bartók's melodies can be found in:

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Hungarian folk songs

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impressionism in music is best exemplified by the works of

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Claude Debussy

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Which element could be considered the most innovative in The Rite of Spring?

answer

unpredictable rhythms and meters

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describe orchestration in twentieth-century music?

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The string section lost its role as the heart of the orchestra.

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Who was the Paris-based Russian ballet impresario that commissioned Stravinsky to write ballets?

answer

Diaghilev

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What accompanies the voice in Pierrot lunaire?

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chamber group

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Schoenberg created a new style in which vocal melodies were spoken rather than sung with exact pitches and rhythms. This was known as:

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Sprechstimme.

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An important American instrumental ensemble of the nineteenth century was the:

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brass band

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The final, heartbreaking scene of Berg's Wozzeck concludes with:

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the son of Marie and Wozzeck, alone.

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Debussy was highly influenced by the sounds of the gamelan from:

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Java

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describe Orff's O fortuna from Carmina burana?

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It has syllabic declamation

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In his early years, William Grant Still was associated with which artistic movement?

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the Harlem Renaissance

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Who was the Paris-based Russian ballet impresario that commissioned Stravinsky to write ballets?

answer

Diaghilev

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question

what instruments are in a standard mariachi band

answer

violin guitar trumpet

question

list works by Alban Berg

answer

Wozzeck Lulu Lyric Suite

question

Schoenberg experimented with tone-color melody, or shifting each note of a melody to a different instrument. He called this

answer

Klangfarbenmelodie

question

What French composer developed polytonality and wrote a ballet entitled The Creation of the World?

answer

Milhaud

question

Impressionist music can be seen as a reaction to

answer

they symphonic tradition of Beethoven the music dramas of Wagner the full sonority of the German Romantic orchestra

question

Berg's opera Wozzeck centers on

answer

a soldier's obsession with unhappy love.

question

English composer viewed as one of the foremost twentieth-century opera composer

answer

Britten

question

The composer most closely associated with twelve-tone music is:

answer

Schoenberg

question

Who composed the opera Peter Grimes?

answer

Britten

question

list works by Debussy

answer

Clair de lune La mer Prelude to The afternoon of a faun

question

list works by Ravel

answer

Bolero Tzigane Spanish Rhapsody

question

What Hungarian composer combined native folk music characteristics with main currents of European music?

answer

Bartok

question

The comparative study of musics of the world is called:

answer

ethnomusicology.

question

Carlos Chávez is a noted:

answer

Mexican art music composer.

question

Copland's Appalachian Spring quotes the American tune:

answer

Simple gifts

question

Berg spent the last years of his life trying to complete

answer

his opera Lulu

question

Pierrot lunaire is based on a cycle of poems written by:

answer

Giraud

question

Copland's Billy the kid is

answer

a ballet

question

The element that most decisively separated twentieth-century music from that of the past was

answer

Harmony

question

which German composer created an enduring method of teaching music to children?

answer

Carl Orff

question

The emancipation of dissonance refers to freeing:

answer

harmony from the necessity of moving from tension to rest.

question

For which work was Ives given a Pulitzer Prize?

answer

Symphony No. 3

question

While composing in his spare time, Charles Ives made his living as:

answer

an insurance executive.

question

list works from Ives's Country Band March

answer

Yankee Doodle Jeanie with Light brown hair london bridge

question

which composer represents the twentieth-century Hungarian school?

answer

Kodaly

question

list ballets by Stravinsky

answer

The firebird petrushka rite of spring

question

The \"Aztec Renaissance\" sought to:

answer

suggest the character of native music

question

Son is a Latin American term that refers to:

answer

a traditional folk dance of Mexico.

question

what was a critical new technology that aided the study of folk music in the early twentieth century?

answer

phonograph

question

Name members of the so-called second viennese school of composition

answer

Arnold Schoeberg Anton Webern Alban Berg

question

describe formalism

answer

Formal considerations are valued over expressive ones.

question

Klangfarbenmelodie refers to:

answer

a style that gives each note of a melody to a different instrument.

question

The texts for Carmina Burana are from:

answer

the middle ages

question

william grant till composed

answer

operas film and tv scores jazz arrangements

question

Silvestre Revueltas's compositional style is considered to be representative of:

answer

mestizo realism.

question

characteristics of impressionist music

answer

whole-tone scales parallel chords ninth chords

question

characteristics of Berg's Wozzeck

answer

atonal-expressionist idiom leitmotifs tonal passages

question

The arrangement of the pitches of a tone row in reverse order is called:

answer

retrograde

question

Which was the more radical of Schoenberg's famous students?

answer

Webern

question

How many notes are in the opening chord of Dance of the Youths and Maidens, from Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring?

answer

eight

question

What nationality was Claude Debussy?

answer

french

question

The Rite of Spring is characterized by:

answer

the percussive use of dissonance polyrhythms polytonality

question

The model for Bartók's melodies can be found in:

answer

Hungarian folk songs

question

impressionism in music is best exemplified by the works of

answer

Claude Debussy

question

Which element could be considered the most innovative in The Rite of Spring?

answer

unpredictable rhythms and meters

question

describe orchestration in twentieth-century music?

answer

The string section lost its role as the heart of the orchestra.

question

Who was the Paris-based Russian ballet impresario that commissioned Stravinsky to write ballets?

answer

Diaghilev

question

What accompanies the voice in Pierrot lunaire?

answer

chamber group

question

Schoenberg created a new style in which vocal melodies were spoken rather than sung with exact pitches and rhythms. This was known as:

answer

Sprechstimme.

question

An important American instrumental ensemble of the nineteenth century was the:

answer

brass band

question

The final, heartbreaking scene of Berg's Wozzeck concludes with:

answer

the son of Marie and Wozzeck, alone.

question

Debussy was highly influenced by the sounds of the gamelan from:

answer

Java

question

describe Orff's O fortuna from Carmina burana?

answer

It has syllabic declamation

question

In his early years, William Grant Still was associated with which artistic movement?

answer

the Harlem Renaissance

question

Who was the Paris-based Russian ballet impresario that commissioned Stravinsky to write ballets?

answer

Diaghilev

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