MUSIC

The three modes of listening to music are:

•  sensuous, dramatic, and passive

•  sensuous, expressive, and sheerly musical

•  expressive, dramatic, and sheerly musical

•  sheerly musical, active, and passive

•  imaginative, intellectual, and emotional

Tempo refers to the

• speed of the beats

•  pattern of the beats

• length of the beats

• lack of beats

•  number of beats

 The home chord in a key is called the

• head chord

• major chord

•  tonic chord

• hub chord

• neutral chord

Your impression of a melody is affected by

•  its accompaniment

•  its rhythm qualities

• the style of performance

• the quality of the performance

• All of these choices

How many movements do most concertos have?

• one

• tow

• three

• four

• five

What city was considered the center for music during the Classical period?

• Venice

• Paris

• London

• Vienna

• Rome

Which was a Medieval dance?

• waltz

• minuet

• fox trot

• mazurka

• estampie

The piccolo is the smaller "cousin" of the

• clarinet

• oboe

• flute

• bassoon

• saxophone

Polyphonic texture is

• one unaccompanied line of melody

• one accompanied line of melody

• two or more lines with melodic character sounding at the same time

• one accompanied line of melody that is repeated several times

 The Classical period in art and music existed at about the same time as the

•  fall of the Roman Empire

• first settlements by Europeans in America

•  Revolutionary War in America

• Civil War in America

• First World War