Music 5

A song that is composed from beginning to end without repetition of whole sections is called

• modified strophic.

• through-composed.

• strophic.

• themes and variations.

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A song whose text is a short lyric poems in German with piano accompaniment is called a

• chant.

• ballad.

• Lied.

• sonata.

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Which of the following was a typical theme of Romantic poetry?

• All answers are correct.

• the beauty of nature

• the fleeting nature of human happiness

• love and longing

A song form in which the same melody is repeated for every stanza of text is called

• strophic.

• rubato.

• durchkomponiert.

• through-composed.

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A group of Lieder unified by a narrative thread or by a descriptive or expressive theme is called a(n)

• song cycle.

• cantata.

• ballad cycle.

• opera.

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Which of the following describes music in America during the early nineteenth century?

• Music was largely created by American composers.

• Because of the influence of the Puritans, no dance music was composed.

• Music was largely imported from Europe.

• The difficulty of life in the New World eliminated music making.

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Which American composers helped to lay the foundation for the enormous international influence of North American music culture during the twentieth century?

• George Gerwish

• Stephen Foster

• Louis Moreau Gottschalk

• William Billings

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Which of the following describes minstrelsy?

• idealized scenes from the plantation

• All answers are correct.

• explicit racist stereotypes

• shows the featured performers in blackface

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The most important keyboard instrument of the Romantic period was the

• organ.

• clavichord.

• piano.

• harpsichord.

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Which of the following describes the genre of "etude" during the nineteenth century?

• technical study.

• All answers are correct.

• virtuous show piece.

• short piece.

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