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WorksheetsRepaso 3º Música II
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 28mins
In the clasicism
The music has got the rigidity of the mechanic contrast an rhythims of the Baroque
The music keeps the contrasts of rhythms of the Baroque
The music has lost the rigidity of the mechanic contrasts and rhythms of the Baroque.
The music has lost the rigidity of the mechanic contrasts of the Baroque, however, the Clasicism keep the same rhythms of the Baroque
In the Clasicism
the basso continuo keep being used
complexity counterpoint is avoided
complexity counterpoint keep being used
none of them are true
the basso continuo stop being used
In the Clasicism, the main musical texture is
counterpoint
pholiphonic texture
monophonic texture
accompanied melody
it is used any of them
In the Clasicism, the musical phrases are
irregular phrases
regular phrases
there are not standar established phrases
alternating regular and irregular phrases wich each other
He composed the firewell symphony
W. A. Mozart
L. v. Beethoven
J. Haydn
F. Häendel
The requiems are a kind of
opera seria
opera seria
mass
none of them
In the Clasicism,The orchestra
decreased the number of musicians
kept the number of musicians
increased the number of musicians, however, the instruments kept being the same
decreased the number of musicians, however, the instruments kept being the same
increased the number of musicians
It is a work for piano
Trio
Symphony
Concerto
Sonata
It is a work for piano and cello
trio
sonata
concerto
fuga
It is a work only for orchestra
symphony
concerto
quartet
sonata
The sonata, concerto, symphony and a trio have in common
all of them are cool
the first tempo has sonata scheme
the last tempo has sonata scheme
A tempo has sonata scheme, the composer could choose which of them
How many parts does the classical sonata scheme have?
1
2
3
4
none
1
2
3
4
none
Which of the following scheme is a Rondo?
A-B-A
A-A-A
A-B-A-C-A-D-A
Exposition-development-recapitulation
All of them, together
Which of the following schemes is a classical sonata scheme?
A-B-A
Exposition-Development-Recapitulation
A-B-A-C-A-D-A
A-B
How many subject does the classical sonata scheme have?
1
2
3
4
At the beggining, romanticism means
Irrationality and mess
beauty
stability
balance point
Nicolo Paganini was an important
concert pianist
concert oboe
concert violinist
composer of opera
The romance symphony
Was bigger than clasical symphony
Had different number of parts
more instrument were added
All of them are true
The romantic composer
follow a standard pattern
reject the traditional forms
follow the traditional forms
ignore the forms
The romantic works used to be
small pieces
big pieces
small and big pieces
medium size
Pathos means
the nature move the romantic composer to the darkness
the composer live in a cruel world
the composers dream about faraway lands
bravery means to show your weakness
The best valued art in the Romanticism was
Painting
sculpture
Music
Architecture
Chopin composed mainly for
Piano
Violin
Orchestra
bagpipe
Richard Wagner was born in
Leipzig, Switzerland
He was not born in Leipzig
Leipzig, Austria
Leipzig, Germany
Wagner had to leave his country in 1848 due to
he was hired to work abroad
he supported the revolution
his gambling debts
a relatioship with a married woman
Wagner left his country in 1848 and he moved to
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Norway
The leitmotiv was an invention of
Beethoven
Wagner
Listz
Puskas
Leitmotivs are
A resource to standardise the chorus
Vocal Music without instrumental accompaniment
Musical themes which stand for character or places
A new system for representing the scene in the opera
Wagner was considered
kind
gentil
selfish
generous
in the Romanticis, musical forms were
freer than Clasicism
less free than Clasicism
similar than Clasicism
all the musical romanticis forms were new
Duo is usually formed by
two pianos
piano and violin
violin and viola
two violins
Trio is usually formed by
violin, viola and cello
piano, violin and clarinet
violin, flute and clarinet
piano, violin and cello
In the Romanticism,
the bourgeoisie showed their social status playing piano
the clergy gain power and composer write more religous music
the nobility lost their interes in mostly of the arts
the national anthems /hymns were forbiden
They was know as one the best piano player of the history
Clara Schumann
F. Liszt
N. Paganini
G. Verdi
E. Grieg was a romantic composer from
Norway
Poland
France
Swenden
"The Nibelungen Ring" was written by
R. Wagner
G. Verdi
P. Tchaikovsky
I. Albéniz
In the XIX century, the italian opera was known as
bell canto
falafel canto
bel canto
mal canto
