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Romantic Period music

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What characteristic is typical of the Romantic music?

a)

Chromatic harmony

b)

Diatonic harmony

c)

Major and minor keys were invented

d)

Atonal harmony

2.

What characteristic is typical of the Romantic music?

a)

Music was balanced and symmetrical

b)

Music expressed intense feelings

c)

Piano music was simple and easy to play

d)

Composers only used a small range of notes

3.

Which of the following are NOT composers from the Romantic period?

a)

Liszt

b)

Haydn

c)

Schumann

d)

Vivaldi

e)

Chopin

4.

Which of the following was known for his virtuosic piano playing?

a)

Rossini

b)

Liszt

c)

Paganini

d)

Vivaldi

5.

Type of instrumental music that was composed based on an external source such as a poem or image.

a)

Character piece

b)

Motete

c)

Program music

d)

Sonata

6.

19th century music style based on folk songs, dances and legends of the composer's homeland, breaking with the influence of Italian, German and French music.

a)

Program music

b)

Nationalism

c)

Exoticism

d)

Impressionism

7.

Which of these instruments appeared in the Romantic era?

a)

piano

b)

accordion

c)

saxophone

d)

flute

e)

theremin

8.

Which of the following are famous female composers from the Romantic period?

a)

Fanny Mendelssohn

b)

Hildegard von Bingen

c)

Barbara Strozzi

d)

Clara Schumann

e)

Maddalena Casulana

9.

When was the Romantic period became well-known?

a)

1820-1910

b)

1825-1925

c)

1920-2000

d)

1820-1920

10.

This is a form of music that portrays an idea or relays a story to the audience.

a)

Vocal Form

b)

Art Form

c)

Opera

d)

Program Music

11.

Program Music is evident in the following EXCEPT:

a)

Instrumental Music

b)

Concert Overtures

c)

Program Symphonies

d)

Symphonic Poems

12.

Who was NOT a composer during the Romantic Period?

a)

Tchaikovsky

b)

Wagner

c)

Schumann

d)

Bach

13.

What word describes music of the Romantic Period?

a)

emotional

b)

dreamy

c)

fancy

d)

simple

14.

How did orchestras change in the Romantic Period?

a)

They were bigger and louder.

b)

They were smaller.

c)

They weren't allowed to sit down.

d)

They added the harpsichord back.

15.

The Romantic era was a time when composers...

a)

Came up with new ways to compose

b)

Went back to Baroque music

c)

Got rid of the orchestra

d)

Explored the power of music

16.

Some composers composed pieces of extreme difficulty because...

a)

They wanted to impress their fans

b)

They wanted to trick people

c)

They wanted to be awkward

d)

They wanted to impress their families

17.

Which of these is NOT a Romantic composer

a)

Mozart

b)

Mendelssohn

c)

Rachmaninoff

d)

Tchaikovsky

18.

What was the status of the piano at this time

a)

Less popular

b)

Very expensive

c)

Never used

d)

Popular and affordable to a larger number of people

19.

What happened to the orchestra during this time

a)

It expanded to include brass and percussion instruments

b)

It got rid of the string section

c)

It got smaller

d)

It expanded but got rid of the conductor

20.

What section played the important parts during the Romantic period

a)

The string section

b)

The woodwind section

c)

They all played important parts

d)

The brass section

21.

Why was the Romantic Era called the Age of Romanticism? (Check all that apply.)

a)

There was nationalism in music.

b)

It was very emotional.

c)

The music was very strict.

d)

Creativity was used.

22.

How did the Industrial Revolution impact the music of the Romantic Era?

a)

The products of the industrial revolution led to better quality instrument manufacturing.

b)

The middle class was the primary supporter of the arts.

c)

People who worked in factories had more time to attend concerts for entertainment.

d)

All of the above

23.

Which is an instrumental musical composition, usually short, of considerable difficulty, and designed to provide practice material for perfecting a particular musical skill?

a)

etude

b)

nocturne

c)

polonaise

d)

romance

24.

Which Classical composer really pushed the boundaries of Classical form and helped usher in the Romantic Era?

a)

Mozart

b)

Beethoven

c)

Haydn

d)

Chopin

25.

Who is this Hungarian composer who was a famous virtuoso pianist and wrote showy music for himself to perform on tour? Some people regard him as one of the first real "rock stars" of music history.

a)

Beethoven

b)

Chopin

c)

Liszt

d)

Mozart