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Classical - 20th Century

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During the 20th Century, composers become increasingly ________________ during this time

a)

experimental

b)

restricted

c)

focused on composing for orchestra

d)

stricter in compositions

2.

Romantic music was

a)

full of emotion and feelings

b)

boring

c)

stagnant

d)

simple

3.

Which of the following the 20th century composer

a)

Vivaldi

b)

Mozart

c)

Copland

d)

Wagner

4.

How long did the romantic period last?

a)

1800-1900

b)

1820-1900

c)

1820-1920

d)

1720-1800

5.

Schubert's music to the Erlkong is an example of

a)

Overture

b)

Tone Poem

c)

Art Song

d)

Opera

6.

20th Century Music ran from the years...

a)

1800-2000

b)

1700-1900

c)

1600-1800

d)

1900- 2000

7.

Song for solo voice and piano. Music based on poetry and the accompaniment plays an important role in the music.

a)

Art Song

b)

Program Music

c)

Opera

d)

Oratorio

8.

Which of these is a Romantic composer

a)

Tchaikovsky

b)

Mozart

c)

Beethoven

d)

Handel

9.

Between what eras did the Classical Era take place?

a)

1600-1750

b)

1750-1825

c)

1825-1900

d)

1900-present

10.

What composer continued to write music even after he went deaf?

a)

Mozart

b)

Haydn

c)

Handel

d)

Beethoven

11.

An orchestral work consisting of several movements, which achieved its highest form during the classical period

a)

Sonata

b)

Symphony

c)

Orchestra

d)

Symphony Orchestra

12.

Why did the piano become more popular than the harpsichord?

a)

pianos were easier to roll around

b)

pianos were cheaper

c)

pianos could play loud or soft

d)

harpsichords weren't popular anymore

13.

The Classical orchestra was ____.

a)

the same size as the Baroque Period

b)

happier than the baroque period

c)

larger than the baroque period

d)

smaller than the baroque period

14.

What is Ballet?

a)

A story told with words and no singing

b)

A story told through interpretive dance, no singing or speaking

c)

A story told through singing only

d)

A story told through speaking, singing, and dancing