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WorksheetsMUSIC 2º ESO - Partial exam - Unit 5
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Romanticism emerged...
during the 18th century
to express objetive and collective aspects
during different socio-political revolutions that helped to set the democracy
to express what is not exotic
In the music from the age of Romanticism…
The rhythm is very simple and mechanical.
The melody is not at all intense and passionate.
The dynamics are more exaggerated.
The harmony is simple.
What did composers become during Romanticism?
Freelance professionals
Wealthy workers
Musicians of palaces and churches
Citizens with all rights
Throughout Romanticism, we can distinguish…
Four stages.
Three stages.
Five stages.
A single, very long stage
Which of the following composers did not belong to Romanticism?
Chopin
Haydn
Wagner
Beethoven
In the Romantic opera...
The orchestra was not important
Plots are based on comic stories
Used only soloists to sing on stage
Voices were at the service of emotional expression
The florid, virtuosic singing style that emerged in the age of Romanticism is called…
Bella melodia
Bel canto
Precious song
Bello castrati
Richard Wagner created a new concept of musical drama whose motifs were associated with an idea or a character. What was it called?
Melodic cell
Slang
Lied
Leitmotifs
What musical genre became popular in Spain?
Zarzuela
Singspiel
Ópera
Zarabanda
One of the most famous composers of zarzuelas was…
Isaac Albéniz
Tomás Bretón
Giacomo Puccini
Joaquín Rodrigo
The plots of the romantic operas were mainly ...
Love and feelings
Stories and legends
Legends and histories
Policies and environment
In Romanticism, instrumental music…
Predominates over vocal music.
Is composed only for orchestra.
Isn’t very important.
Is exclusively for the piano.
The Romantic orchestra…
Significantly reduced the number of instruments.
Became the largest musical ensemble in the West.
Was no longer organized by sections.
Has two directors.
What family of instruments expanded during the 20th century?
String
Woodwinds
Percussion
Brass
Romantic composers valued minor musical forms, such as...
Marches or Mazurkas
Sonatas or Tarantellas
Nocturnes or Preludios
Waltzes or Sinfonías
Musical form…
It's the way that musicians play
Is made up of a motif.
Has seven periods.
Refers to the way the various elements in a piece are organized.
VOCABULARY: a building where music concerts take place
Audience
Amphitheater
Cinema
Concert hall
VOCABULARY: A musical composition with a steady even beat and depending on the purpose: a funeral, military, bridal...
Ballad
Mazurka
March
Waltz
VOCABULARY: a romantic melody or composition dealing with evening or night
Nocturne
Tarantella
Lied
Zarzuela
VOCABULARY: It is the family of metal wind instruments such as trumpet, french horn, trombone, tuba
Woodwinds
Brass
Percussion
Steel
VOCABULARY: a person who provides financial support for the artists
Successor
Composer
Patron
Manager
What constructions were made in the cities to spread music?
Fairs and theatres
Auditories and cinemas
Theatres and concert halls
Auditories and town hall
The first and last composers belonging to Romanticism were ...
Chopin and Strauss
Beethoven and Mozart
Wagner and Verdi
Beethoven and Strauss
The preferred instruments during Romanticism were ...
Chello and harp
Organ and piano
Violin and piano
None of them
What element referring to the musical form is indicated in the following score?
Sub-phrase
Phrase
Motif
Period
VOCABULARY: European cultural movement that expresses the importance of individuality, personal emotional expression, and freedom
Romanticism
Classicism
Expresionism
Baroque
VOCABULARY: A dance written in triple time and performed in closed position
Tonadilla
Choreography
Ballad
Waltz
VOCABULARY: is the combination of two or more phrases
Sub-phrase
Period
Motif
Musical idea
VOCABULARY: is a basic element of musical composition
Motif
Cell
Starting
Note
Which of the following composers did belong to Romanticism?
Mozart
Vivaldi
Verdi
Albéniz
