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Total questions: 142

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1.

an art of sound in time that expresses ideas and emotions in significant forms through the elements of rhythm, melody, harmony and color.

(a)  

2.

is defined by the sudden emergence of advanced technology for recording and distributing music as well as dramatic innovations of musical forms and styles.

a)

20th century music

b)

19th century music

c)

21st century music

d)

18th century music

3.

The history and politics of 20th century provided inspiration for the diverse range of musical styles developed between ___?, pioneered by composers ranging from ___, to___?

a)

1900 and 1999

b)

Stravinsky, Gershwin, and John Williams

c)

Elgar and Britten

d)

Malkov, Madonna and Barista

e)

Sasha, Johny Williams and Lady Cristine

4.

The start of the 20th century saw the rise of the (a)   that reflected a move away from the conventions of earlier classical music.

5.

These new styles were:

a)

Impressionism & Expressionism

b)

Modern Nationalism & Neo-classism

c)

Celtic Music & Rock and Roll

d)

Avant-garde music

6.

Based ON THE ART MOVEMENT STARTED BY 19TH CENTURY Paris-based visual artist, specifically Claude Monet through his painting

(a)  

7.

Based ON THE ART MOVEMENT STARTED BY 19TH CENTURY Paris-based visual artist, specifically (a)   ?

8.

This painting depicts the port of Le Havre, Monet's hometown.

(a)  

9.

Claude Debussy was born on

a)

September 22, 1862

b)

August 22, 1862

c)

August 22, 1864

d)

September 22, 1864

10.

Claude Debussy was born in

(a)  

11.

Claude Debussy composed a total of more or less of

a)

227 masterpieces

b)

337 masterpieces

c)

237 masterpieces

d)

437 masterpieces

12.

The masterpieces that Claude Debussy composed includes:

a)

Orchestral music and Chamber music

b)

Songs and other vocal musics

c)

Piano music

d)

Opera and Ballets

e)

Solo

13.

The third and most famous movement of Suite bergamasque

a)

Claire de Lune (Moonlight)

b)

Première Arabesque

c)

Pierrot Lunaire

d)

Rhapsodie Espagnole

14.

Claude Debussy was known as the "?"

(a)  

15.

Claude Debussy made his impact on the styles of the later 20th-century composer like-?

(a)  

16.

String Quartet

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

17.

La Mer

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

18.

Pavane for a Dead Princess (1899)

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

19.

String Quartet (1903)

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

20.

Sonatine for Piano (c.1904)

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

21.

Rhapsodie Espagnole

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

22.

Bolero

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

23.

Verklarte Nacht

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

24.

Three Pieces for Piano, op. 11

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

25.

Pierrot Lunaire

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

26.

Violin Concerto

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

27.

Skandal konzert,a concert of the Wiener Konzertverein.

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

28.

Who experienced Triskaidekaphobia a fear of the number 13

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Calude Debussy

c)

Maurice Ravel

29.

Died on July 13, 1951 in Los Angeles, California USA

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Calude Debussy

c)

Maurice Ravel

30.

Who settled in Los Angeles, California USA?

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Calude Debussy

c)

Maurice Ravel

31.

Ravel was a _____ and every bit a musical craftsman.

a)

perfectionist

b)

talented

c)

arrogant

32.

Neo means what?

(a)  

33.

means the revival of a classical style or treatment in art, literature, architecture, or music.

(a)  

34.

It is particularly popular in the period between the two World Wars, in which composers drew inspiration from music of the 18th century.

(a)  

35.

One of the greatest trendsetter of the 20th century

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

36.

Born in Russia

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

37.

Born in Hungary on March 25, 1881

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

38.

Influence by his teacher, Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

39.

“Kossuth”, his first nationalistic poem.

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

40.

“The Firebird Suite”

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

41.

Composed approximately 700 musical pieces

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

42.

Born in New York to Russian Jewish immigrants.

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

43.

“La La Lucille”

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

44.

Born in Massachusetts, USA

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

45.

Charismatic conductor, pianis t and composer

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

46.

Known for his composition “West Side Story"

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

47.

Born in New York

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

48.

Accomplished violinist and flutist at the age of 15

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

49.

Manipulate musical instruments in order to achieve new sounds.

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

John Cage

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

50.

Experimented “Chance Music”

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

John Cage

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

51.

Created “prepared” piano where screws and pieces of wood or paper were inserted between piano strings to produce percussion possibilities.

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

John Cage

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

52.

Basically appear in Broadway theatre in which collaborate the effort of two or more individuals working on the plot structure, musical scores, dancing, singing and spoken dialogue

a)

Broadway Musicals

b)

Jazz

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Avant-Garde

53.

A musical genre originated in African-American communities of New Orleans, Louisiana, United states in the late 19th and early 20th century.

a)

Broadway Musicals

b)

Jazz

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Avant-Garde

54.

A type of lively music with strong, complex rhythms.

a)

Broadway Musicals

b)

Jazz

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Avant-Garde

55.

Famous Jazz Musicians

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

William John Clifton Haley

e)

Elvis Aaron Presley

56.

Famous Jazz Musicians

a)

Charles Parker Jr.

b)

Roy James Brown

c)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

d)

William John Clifton Haley

e)

John Cage

57.

He is nicknamed as “Satchmo”, “Satch”, and “Pops”.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

58.

He was as an American trumpeter and vocalist who is among the most influential figures in jazz.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

59.

She was an American jazz singer, sometimes referred to as the First Lady of Song, Queen of Jazz, and Lady ____.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

60.

She was noted for her purity of tone, impeccable diction, phrasing, timing, intonation, and a “horn-like” improvisational ability, particularly in her scat singing (vocal improvisation with wordless vocables, nonsense syllables or without words at all)

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

61.

One of her famous song is the “A-Tisket A-Tasket”

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

62.

He was an American jazz trumpeter. He played bebop, hard bop and post-bop styles from the early 1960’s onwards.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

63.

is a style of jazz developed in the early to mid-1940 in the United States, which features composition characterized by a fast tempo, complex chord progressions with rapid chord changes, numerous key, virtuoso technique and improvisation.

a)

Hard bop

b)

Post-bop

c)

Bebop

64.

used this term in the mid-1950, to describe a new current within jazz that incorporated influences from rhythm and blues, gospel music, and blues, especially in saxophone and piano playing.

a)

Hard bop

b)

Post-bop

c)

Bebop

65.

is a genre of a small-combo jazz that evolved in the early to mid-1960.

a)

Hard bop

b)

Post-bop

c)

Bebop

66.

He is nicknamed as “Satchmo”, “Satch”, and “Pops”.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

67.

He’s nickname was “Bird” and “Yardbird”.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

68.

He was an American jazz saxophonist, band leader and composer.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

69.

was highly influential soloist and leading figure in the development of bebop.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

70.

he was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

71.

She was an American jazz singer. Nicknamed “Sassy” and “The Divine One”, she won four Grammy’s award, including the Lifetime Achievement Award.

a)

Louis Daniel Armstrong

b)

Ella Jane Fitzgerald

c)

Freddie Dewayne Hubbard

d)

Charles Parker Jr.

e)

Sarah Lois Vaughan

72.

It is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

(a)  

73.

Literally means the distancing of an idea from objective referents.

a)

Abstractionism

b)

Impressionism

c)

Expressionism

d)

Abstract Expressionism

e)

Pop Art

74.

 One of the main driving ideas of abstractionism is the desire to abandon the “?” that is a rejection of depicting any objects that surround us in real life.

(a)  

75.

Formed Philip Glass Ensemble

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

76.

The capacity of the electronic machines such as amplifiers, tape recorders and loud speakers to create different sounds.

a)

Electronic Music

b)

Electric Music

77.

Which of these composers are under Neo-Classism

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

Karlheinz StockHausen

d)

George Gershwin

e)

John Cage

78.

Born in Los Angeles, California, USA

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

John Cage

d)

George Gershwin

79.

This style is focused on nationalist and musical innovators who sought to modern techniques with folk materials.

a)

Modern Nationalism

b)

Neo-Classism

c)

Avant-Garde

80.

Born in December 22, 1883

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

81.

Continued to experiment with Musique Concrete

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

82.

“Innovative French-born Composer”

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

83.

Invented the term “organized sound”

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

84.

“Father of Electronic Music

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

85.

Refers to a style in which the piece sound different at very performance because of the random techniques of production.

a)

Jazz

b)

Chance Music

c)

Broadway Musicals

86.

Where was Karlheinz StockHausen born?

(a)  

87.

Composed 50 musical scores

a)

Edgar Varese

b)

Karlheinz StockHausen

88.

Composers under Avant-Garde

a)

George Gershwin

b)

Leonardo Bernstein

c)

Philip Glass

d)

Edgard Varese

e)

Karlheinz StockHausen

89.

This style is focused on nationalist and musical innovators who sought to modern techniques with folk materials.

(a)  

90.

Produced a four-hour opera “Einstein on the Beach”

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

91.

The title (The Firebird Suite) character is a powerful ____ with magical feathers that provide beauty and protection and glitter like the tongues of flames.

a)

female spirit bird

b)

male spirit bird

c)

beautiful golden spirit bird

92.

The Firebird is based on

a)

Russian Folklore and myth

b)

Egyptian mythology - Phoenix reference

93.

What is George Gershwin first broadway in 1916 and qrote his first song in 1916

(a)  

94.

“Father of American Jazz”

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

95.

music may be distinguished from experimental music by the way it adopts an extreme position within a certain tradition, whereas experimental music lies outside tradition.

(a)  

96.

Composed approximately 700 musical pieces

a)

Igor Stravinsky

b)

Bela Bartok

c)

George Gershwin

d)

Leonardo Bernstein

e)

Philip Glass

97.

Première Arabesque

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

98.

Claire de Lune (Moonlight)

a)

Debussy's mature creative period work

b)

Ravel's work

c)

Arnold Schoenberg's work

99.

La Mer (1905)

a)

a highly imaginative and atmospheric musical work for orchestra about the sea

b)

a highly imaginative and atmospheric musical work for orchestra about the forest

c)

a highly imaginative and atmospheric musical work for orchestra about the mountains

100.

In the field of visual arts, Debussy was influenced by?

(a)  

101.

Most of his ____ were painters and poets who significantly influenced his works.

a)

close friends

b)

family

c)

close relatives

102.

When did Claude Debussy died?

a)

March 25, 1918

b)

July 28, 1914

c)

November 11, 1918

d)

April 24, 1918

103.

Joseph Maurice Ravel was born in

(a)  

104.

Joseph Maurice Ravel parents nationality

(a)  

105.

At age 14 Joseph Maurice Ravel entered the ?

a)

Paris Conservatory

b)

Place de l'Opéra in Paris

c)

The Beaux-Arts de Paris

d)

Paris Seminary

106.

a person who is exemplary in musical technique or execution.

(a)  

107.

Joseph Maurice Ravel works are defined with ___ (1) and sometimes ____ (2) and ___(3).

a)

Modal Melodies

b)

Intricate

c)

Extended Chordal Components

d)

Diatonic Harmony

e)

Augmented Triad

108.

Maurice Ravel strongly adhered to the classical form, specifically its

(a)  

109.

Maurice Ravel was a strong advocate of-?

(a)  

110.

Ravel admired the music of ?

a)

Dmitry Shostakovich

b)

Chopin

c)

Liszt

d)

Schubert

e)

Mendelssohn

111.

Ravel died in Paris on what year?

a)

1937

b)

1935

c)

1939

d)

1940

112.

The term “?” was probably first applied to music in 1918 especially to Arnold Schoenberg.

(a)  

113.

The emotions of the, music are taken to the extreme, leading to disturbing, unsettling and sometimes violent.

(a)  

114.

This style served as a medium for expressing strong emotions such as anxiety and rage.

(a)  

115.

Arnold Schoenberg was born on

a)

September 13, 1874

b)

September 13, 1875

c)

October 13, 1874

d)

October 13, 1875

116.

Arnold Schoenberg was born in?

a)

Vienna, Austria

b)

Berlin, Germany

c)

Munich, Germany

d)

Linz, Austria

117.

Did he teach himself music theory?

a)

Yes

b)

No, he took lessons

c)

Yes, but he also took lessons in counterpoint

118.

Arnold Schoenberg work was greatly influenced by a German composer named?

(a)  

119.

artworks were a play of planes and angles on a flat surface.

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical style

d)

Non-objectivism

e)

Open Composition

120.

arts were created for a fast-paced, machine-propelled age.

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical style

d)

Non-objectivism

e)

Open Composition

121.

the result of futurist movement. Basic forms such as planes, cones, spheres, and cylinders all fit together precisely and neatly in their appointed places.

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical style

d)

Non-objectivism

e)

Open Composition

122.

do not use figures.

a)

Cubism

b)

Futurism

c)

Mechanical style

d)

Non-objectivism

e)

Open Composition

123.

Short broken strokes

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

124.

Scenes of life

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

125.

Previously, stills life, portraits, and landscapes were painted inside the studio.

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

126.

The impressionist found that they could best capture the ever-changing effects of light on color by painting outdoors in natural light.

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

127.

Pure unmixed colors side by side

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

128.

Household objects

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

129.

Impressionist painting also moved away from the formal, structured approach to placing and positioning their subjects.

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

130.

Landscapes and Seascapes

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

131.

Houses, Cafes, Buildings

a)

Color and Light

b)

Everyday subjects

c)

Painting outdoors

d)

Open composition

132.

is considered more as an international tendency than a coherent art movement, which was particularly influential at the beginning of the twentieth century.

(a)  

133.

uses bold, vibrant colors and visual distortions.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Dadaism

c)

Surrealism

d)

Social realisms

134.

ucharacterized by dream fantasies, memory images, and visual tricks and fantasies.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Dadaism

c)

Surrealism

d)

Social realism

135.

expresses the artist’s role in social reform.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Dadaism

c)

Surrealism

d)

Social realism

136.

It is a movement in the pictorial art of the mid-twentieth century, which is characterized by the artist’s spontaneous representation of his own inner world and emotional experiences in the paintings.

(a)  

137.

Abstract Expressionism

a)

Action Painting

b)

Color field painting

c)

Rang of work

138.

uses different color saturations to create desired effects.

a)

Action Painting

b)

Color field painting

c)

Rang of work

139.

depicts an illogical subconscious dream world beyond the logical, conscious, physical one.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Dadaism

c)

Surrealism

d)

Social realism

140.

is a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century in which artists incorporated common place objects – comic strips, soup cans, newspapers, and more – into their work.

a)

Pop Art

b)

OP Art

c)

Contemporary Art Forms

d)

Impressionist Artists

141.

is a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century in which artists incorporated common place objects – comic strips, soup cans, newspapers, and more – into their work.

a)

Pop Art

b)

OP Art

c)

Contemporary Art Forms

d)

Impressionist Artists

142.

is a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century in which artists incorporated common place objects – comic strips, soup cans, newspapers, and more – into their work.

a)

Pop Art

b)

OP Art

c)

Contemporary Art Forms

d)

Impressionist Artists