ROMANTIC MUSIC

The Romantic Period is also known as the _______.

• Age of Reason

• Golden Age of Virtuoso

• Baroque Era

• Age of Enlightenment

Which composer is known for bridging the Classical and Romantic eras?

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

• Franz Joseph Haydn

• Ludwig Van Beethoven

• Johannes Brahms

Romanticism was a movement against the strict rules of _______.

• Realism

• Modernism
  

• Classicism
  

• Impressionism

Program music is designed to _______.

• Convey images or scenes

• Focus on mathematical precision

• Enhance the church experience

• Adhere to strict classical forms

Which of the following is an example of a Program Symphony?

• Symphony No. 9

• The Nutcracker Suite

• Symphonie Fantastique

• The Four Seasons

What is a Concert Overture?

• A full opera

• A composition with lyrics

• A one-movement composition

• A long, multi-movement symphony

Which piece is considered an expression of nationalism in the form of program music?

• Nocturne

• Mazurka

• Symphonic Poem

• Sonata

What genre of music is specifically intended to accompany stage performances?

• Program Symphony

• Concert Overture

• Incidental Music

• Symphonic Poem

Which term refers to a night song, often quiet and reflective?

• Impromptu

• Nocturne

• Ballade

• Scherzo

A piece characterized by being played quickly and with humor is called a _______.

• Ballade

• Prelude

• Scherzo

• Minuet