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WorksheetsRomantic Era Review Part 2
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Approximately, what years are considered to be the Romantic Era?
a)
1815-1900
b)
1825-1900
c)
1825-1915
d)
1840-1920
2.
Which of the following things are often represented or expressed in Romantic era music?
a)
Emotions, Food, Stories
b)
Emotions, Nature, Stories
c)
Nature, Stories, Politics
d)
Emotions, Nature, Science
3.
An opera that usually ends in the death of the main character
a)
Symphonic Poem
b)
Program Music
c)
Tragic Opera
d)
Leitmotif
4.
Descriptive music that attempts to tell a story of paint a musical picture
a)
Program music
b)
Virtuoso
c)
Libretto
d)
Symphonic poem
5.
A fairly long (as long as one hour) work for orchestra in one movement
a)
Virtuoso
b)
Symphonic Poem
c)
Opera
d)
Program Music
6.
A person that excels greatly in a field, specifically music
a)
Opera
b)
Libretto
c)
Leitmotif
d)
Virtuoso
7.
The text (words) of an opera or long vocal work
a)
Virtuoso
b)
Program Music
c)
Libretto
d)
Leitmotif
8.
A reoccurring motif or theme used to represent a character or feeling throughout an opera, most often found in Wagner's work
a)
Tragic Opera
b)
Leitmotif
c)
Program Music
d)
Libretto
9.
A staged drama set entirely to music made up of vocal pieces with instrumental accompaniment
a)
Symphonic Poem
b)
Opera
c)
Program Music
d)
Virtuoso
10.
Richard Wanger is known...
a)
For writing both the libretto and music for his operas
b)
For using the term "recital" to describe his concerts
c)
For setting the standard for traditional Italian style opera
11.
Modest Mussorgsky is known...
a)
As one of the greatest ballet composers of the Romantic Era.
b)
As a member of "The Five," a group of Russian composers
c)
For writing both the libretto and the music for his operas.
12.
Franz Liszt is known...
a)
As one of the finest Polish pianists of the Romantic Era.
b)
For using the term "recital" for his concerts.
c)
As on the the finest ballet composers of the Romantic Era.
13.
Giuseppe Verdi is known...
a)
As one of the greatest ballet composers of the Romantic Era
b)
for setting the standard for traditional Italian style opera
c)
for writing both the libretto and the music for his operas
14.
Frederic Chopin is known...
a)
As one of the finest pianists of his time and the greatest of all Polish composers.
b)
For setting the standard for traditional Italian style opera.
c)
For using the term "recital" for his concerts.
15.
Peter Tchaikovsky is known...
a)
As a member of "The Five," a group of Russian composers.
b)
For writing grand operas based on German myths and legends.
c)
As one of the greatest ballet composers of the Romantic Era.
16.
Richard Wagner is known...
a)
As a member of "The Five," a group of Russian composers
b)
As the greatest of all Polish composers.
c)
For writing grand operas, most of which were based on German myths and legends
17.
Modest Mussorgsky composed...
a)
"Night on Bald Mountain" and "Pictures at an Exhibition" for orchestra
b)
"The Ring of the Nibelung," an opera
c)
"Hungarian Rhapsodies" for piano
18.
Franz Liszt composed...
a)
"Hungarian Rhapsodies" for piano
b)
"The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" ballets
c)
"Symphonie Fantastique" for orchestra
19.
Giacomo Puccini composed...
a)
"Night on Bald Mountain" and "Pictures at an Exhibition" for orchestra
b)
"La Boheme" and "Madama Butterfly" operas
c)
"Hungarian Rhapsodies" for piano
20.
Richard Wagner composed...
a)
"The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" ballets
b)
"Symphonie Fantastique" for orchestra
c)
"The Ring of the Nibelung," an opera
21.
Peter Tchaikovsky composed...
a)
"La Boheme" and "Madama Butterfly" operas
b)
"Symphonie Fantastique" for orchestra
c)
"The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" ballets
22.
Hector Berlioz composed...
a)
"The Ring of the Nibelung," an opera
b)
"Symphonie Fantastique" for orchestra
c)
"Night on Bald Mountain" and "Pictures at an Exhibition" for orchestra
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