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Music theory level seven

Total questions: 77

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Girolamo Frescobaldi

a)

Classical

b)

Romantic

c)

Baroque

d)

20th/21st century

2.

Antonio Soler

a)

Classical

b)

Baroque

c)

20th/21st century

d)

romantic

3.

J.S. Bach

a)

romantic

b)

20th/21st

c)

classical

d)

baroque

4.

G.F. Handel

a)

baroque

b)

romantic

c)

21st/20th

d)

classical

5.

Domenico Scarlatti

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

6.

Henry Purcell

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

7.

Georg Philipp Telemann

a)

classical

b)

romantic

c)

baroque

d)

20th/21st

8.

Franz Josef Haydn

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st century

9.

Ludwig Van Beethoven

a)

baroque

b)

romantic

c)

classical

d)

20th/21st

10.

W.A. Mozart

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

11.

Muzio Clementi

a)

romantic

b)

classical

c)

20th/21st

d)

baroque

12.

Frederich Kuhlau

a)

classical

b)

baroque

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

13.

Carl Czerny

a)

Classical

b)

romantic

c)

20th/21st

d)

baroque

14.

Edvard Grieg

a)

romantic

b)

classical

c)

baroque

d)

20th/21st

15.

Antonin Dvorak

a)

romantic

b)

classical

c)

baroque

d)

20th/21st

16.

Robert Schumann

a)

romantic

b)

classical

c)

baroque

d)

20th/21st

17.

Frederick Chopin

a)

romantic

b)

classical

c)

baroque

d)

20th/21st

18.

Franz Schubert

a)

Baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

19.

Johannes Brahms

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

20.

Norman Dello-Joio

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

21.

Sergei Prokofiev

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

22.

Bela Bartok

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

23.

Dmitri Shostakovsky

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

24.

Dmitri Kabalevsky

a)

Baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

25.

Aaron Copland

a)

baroque

b)

classical

c)

romantic

d)

20th/21st

26.

A Tempo

a)

return to the original tempo

b)

play the note louder than the other

c)

accelerate; gradually faster

d)

sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature

27.

Accent

a)

Return to the original tempo

b)

play the note louder than the other

c)

accelerate; gradually faster

d)

sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature

28.

Accelerando

a)

return to the original tempo

b)

play the note louder than the others

c)

accelerate; gradually faster

d)

sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature

29.

accidentals

a)

return to the original tempo

b)

play the note louder than the others

c)

accelerate; gradually faster

d)

sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature

30.

slowly

a)

adagio

b)

allargando

c)

allegro

d)

allegretto

31.

broadening; gradually slower

a)

allargando

b)

allegro

c)

allegretto

d)

andante

32.

fast or quick, cheerfully, merrily

a)

allegro

b)

allegretto

c)

andante

d)

andantino

33.

slightly slower than allegro; faster than andante

a)

allegretto

b)

andante

c)

andantino

d)

appoggiatura

34.

a moderate walking tempo.

a)

andante

b)

andantino

c)

animato

d)

appoggiatura

35.

slightly faster than andante; some composers use it to mean slower than andante

a)

andantino

b)

appoggiatura

c)

atonality

d)

arpeggio

36.

used mainly in music of the classical period, play the first note as half the value of the second note

a)

appoggiatura

b)

arpeggio

c)

atonality

d)

bitonality

37.

no specific key or tonality, one feature of the 20th/21st

a)

bitonality

b)

canon

c)

cantabile

d)

atonality

38.

the use of two different keys at the same time

a)

bitonality

b)

canon

c)

cantabile

d)

atonality

39.

a strict form of contrapuntal writing in which each voice exactly imitates the melody of the first voice

a)

canon

b)

cantabile

c)

catabolism

d)

cartan

40.

in a singing style

a)

cantabile

b)

canon

c)

animato

d)

articulation

41.

with vigor or spirit

a)

con brio

b)

coda

c)

con moto

d)

con molto

42.

a short coda, or a short section of music that connects two other sections but is not part of either

a)

codetta

b)

coda

c)

con

d)

moto con

43.

sweetly

a)

dolce

b)

doloroso

c)

brio

d)

motto

44.

sadly; sorrowfully

a)

doloroso

b)

dolce

c)

don

d)

con

45.

merrily, with humor

a)

giocoso

b)

grazioso

c)

largo

d)

lento

46.

gracefully

a)

grazioso

b)

giocoso

c)

largos

d)

graciosos

47.

very slowly

a)

largo

b)

legato

c)

leggiero

d)

lento

48.

lightly, delicately

a)

leggiero

b)

lento

c)

marcato

d)

grazioso

49.

slowly

a)

lento

b)

legato

c)

lengo

d)

leggiero

50.

stressed, marked

a)

marcato

b)

meno

c)

molto

d)

margado

51.

less

a)

meno

b)

molto

c)

moto

d)

maneo

52.

much, very

a)

molto

b)

meno

c)

moto

d)

motto

53.

An ornament in which the written note is played, followed by the note below the written note and the written note again.

a)

mordent

b)

molto

c)

appoggiatura

d)

trill

54.

a word used to indicate the chronological order in which a composer's music was written.

a)

opus

b)

oops

c)

opun

d)

ostinato

55.

a persistently repeated pattern, such as

a)

ostinato

b)

pesante

c)

piano

d)

trill

56.

heavily

a)

pesante

b)

phrase

c)

motive

d)

receptive

57.

more motion; faster

a)

piu mosso

b)

con moto

c)

piu moto

d)

con mosso

58.

little

a)

poco

b)

presto

c)

pesante

d)

pity

59.

one feature of 20th/21st century, the use of several different keys at the same time

a)

polytonality

b)

polyphonic texture

c)

pesante

d)

robusto

60.

gradually slower

a)

rallentando

b)

ritenotu

c)

simile

d)

metaphor

61.

very fast

a)

presto

b)

pesante

c)

percussion

d)

pie

62.

immediately slower

a)

ritenuto

b)

ritardando

c)

rallentando

d)

robusto

63.

robustly, boldly

a)

robusto

b)

presto

c)

ritenuto

d)

sempre

64.

playfully, jokingly

a)

scherzando

b)

sempre

c)

senza

d)

sforzando

65.

always

a)

sempre

b)

senza

c)

sforzando

d)

spiritoso

66.

without

a)

senza

b)

sostenuto

c)

staccato

d)

subito

67.

continue in the same style

a)

simile

b)

sostenuto

c)

syncopation

d)

tranquillo

68.

sustained

a)

sostenuto

b)

subito

c)

syncopation

d)

tranquillo

69.

suddenly; at once

a)

subito

b)

syncopation

c)

tranquillo

d)

tre corda

70.

a momentary contradiction of the meter or pulse, often by changing strong and weak beats within a measure.

a)

syncopation

b)

subito

c)

staccato

d)

sostenuto

71.

peacefully, calmly, tranquilly

a)

tranquillo

b)

tre corda

c)

trill

d)

grazioso

72.

release the tuna cord pedal (soft, left pedal)

a)

tre corda

b)

una corda

c)

corda

d)

moto corda

73.

an ornament in which the written mote is surrounded by its upper and lower neighbors

a)

turn

b)

trill

c)

trill with prefix

d)

mordent

74.

quick, lively

a)

vivace

b)

vivo

c)

...etto

d)

...ino

75.

brisk, lively

a)

vivo

b)

vivace

c)

vivance

d)

vibrise

76.

a suffix meaning little or less than, such as allegretto for a little slower the allegro

a)

...etto

b)

...ino

c)

...con

d)

...piu

77.

a suffix meaning little or less than, such as andantino for a little faster than andante

a)

...etto

b)

...ino

c)

...con

d)

...piu