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An exam for an Introduction to Music course, specifically covering the Classic period of music from 1750-1820. The exam covers topics such as the Age of Enlightenment, classical composers, sonata form, and the typical orchestra of the period. It also includes listening examples and true/false questions. The document could be useful as study notes or exam preparation for a music student.
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The Classic period roughly encompassed the years: 1750- A term used by European intellectuals to show they were fully free from the restrictions of the Middle Ages. : Age of Enlightenment Which of the following composers is not considered a master of the classical period? J. S. Bach The new “classical” style was essentially homophonic rather than polyphonic. True The center of music moved from Venice in the Baroque to what city in the Classic period? Vienna Classical composers’ interest in expressing shades of emotion led to the widespread use of gradual dynamic changes (crescendos and decrescendos). True Joseph Haydn was content to spend most of his life working for who? Esterhazy Sonata form consists of three main sections: exposition, development, and Recapitulation The typical orchestra of the period consisted of: Strings, pairs of woodwinds, horns, trumpets, and percussion In the early years of the Classical period, the German city of Mannheim was the most important center for symphonic composition and performance. True The usual order of movements in a classical symphony are: Fast, slow, dance-related, fast Which of the following statements is not true in regard to Mozart? He was wealthy and loved by his fellow composers Which of the following statements is not true in regard to Haydn? He was a freelance musician Which of the following statements is not true in regard to Beethoven? He was born deaf Who composed the following listening example? Quiz 3, Example 1.mp Mozart
Who composed the following listening example? Quiz 3, Example 2.mp Haydn Who composed the following listening example? Quiz 3, Example 3.mp Beethoven Who composed Le nozze di Figaro? Mozart Who composed Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”? Beethoven Who composed Sonata Pathetique? Beethoven Who composed Trumpet Concerto in E-flat? Haydn Who does the term “bourgeoisie” refer to? Middle Class The word for symphony comes from the Italian word for overture called the: Sinfonia Which term describes themes fragmented into small melodic or rhythmic pieces? Motive The classical sonata is a multi-movement work of one of two schemes, either of which has or movements. 3 or 4