WorksheetsUnit 5 Romantic Music
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What was the time period of the Romantic era in music?
450 -1450
1450-1600
1600 -1750
1820 -1900
What older time period brought a renewed fascination for the Romantics?
Ancient Greece
Medieval (Middle Ages)
Baroque
Renaissance
Romanticism coincided with the _______________________ Revolution
Industrial
American
French
Technical
This type of music was based on folk songs, dances, legends, and history of the composer's homeland.
Program music
Nationalism
Exoticism
Impressionism
This type of music was composed using material from foreign lands
Program Music
Nationalism
Exoticism
Impressionism
This type of music is associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene.
Program Music
Nationalism
Exoticism
Impressionism
The Romantic orchestra increased in size. What was added to the orchestra to make it larger?
More strings
Electric guitar and drumset
Colorful instruments such as banjo and mandolin as well as more clarinets
Colorful instruments such as piccolo and english horn, as well as more brasses
Romantic Composers wrote mostly for
The Aristocracy
The Church
Themselves, and the middle class
Their significant other
The ______________________became a fixture in every middle class home during the Romantic period.
Violin
Piano
Guitar
Clarinet
During the Romantic era, becoming a musician was passed down from one generation to another.
True
False
Middle class parents approved of their children having a career in music.
True
False
______________________ form is when a composer repeats the same music for each stanza of the poem. (Like a hymn)
Through-composed
Ritornello
Binary
Strophic
_________________-__________________ form is when a composer writes new music for each stanza of the poem.
Through-Composed
Ritornello
Binary
Strophic
Which of these subjects did NOT seem to be a popular subject for Romantic composers?
Nature, love
Sweet, innocent childhood
Horror, Supernatural
Medieval time period
Romantic composers created music that sounded unique and reflected their personalities.
True
False
