MUSC 101 Late Classical Quiz Review Flashcards

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Who was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?

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A prolific and influential composer of the Classical era born in Salzburg, Austria.

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What are notable works of Mozart?

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  • Piano Concerto in G Major K 453
  • Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
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What is Joseph Haydn known as?

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The ‘Father of the Symphony’

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What did Haydn significantly develop?

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The symphonic form

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Which family did Haydn work for during his career?

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The Esterházy family

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What is famous about Haydn’s ‘Symphony No. 94 in G Major’?

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Its ‘Surprise’ element, showcasing innovative dynamics

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What era does Beethoven’s music mark the transition to?

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The Romantic era

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What is the ‘Four Note Motif’ associated with?

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Many of Beethoven’s works, including ‘Symphony No. 5’

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What does the ‘Moonlight Sonata’ exemplify?

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Beethoven’s emotional depth and innovative piano writing

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10
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How many movements does a concerto typically consist of?

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Three movements

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How many movements does a symphony generally have?

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Four movements

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What are the three main parts of the sonata-allegro form?

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  • Exposition
  • Development
  • Recapitulation
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What does the Exposition in sonata-allegro form introduce?

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The main themes

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14
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What methods of musical variation exist?

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  • Melodic variations
  • Harmonic variations
  • Rhythmic variations
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What is a cadenza?

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A solo passage in a concerto that is unaccompanied by the orchestra

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16
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What is a coda?

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Extra material at the end of a piece, similar to an outro

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What is Program Music?

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Music that tells a specific story or conveys a particular idea

18
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What is Absolute Music?

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Music intended to be appreciated without any specific reference or narrative context

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What is modulation in music?

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The process of changing keys to create tension and interest

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What is the tonic in music?

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The key or home tone of a piece, serving as the foundation for the musical structure

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Identify a key piece by Mozart featuring a long introduction.

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Piano Concerto in G Major K 453, Mvt 1

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What characterizes Mozart’s ‘Eine Kleine Nachtmusik’?

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Its fast ‘rocket theme’ and string techniques

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What is the famous motif of Beethoven’s ‘Symphony No. 5’?

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‘BADDDA BAHM’

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What is notable about Beethoven’s ‘Moonlight Sonata’?

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Its piano-only composition, evoking a serene atmosphere

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What is known about Haydn's 'Symphony No. 94 in G Major, Mvt 2'?
It is known for its unexpected dynamic changes, creating a 'surprise' effect
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Who are considered part of 'The Viennese School'?
* Mozart * Beethoven * Haydn
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What is the significance of 'The Viennese School'?
Recognized for significant contributions to the development of Western classical music during the late 18th and early 19th centuries