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Romantic Period Quiz 19 (60 MCQs)

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1. The drama in a concerto is between the ..... and the .....
2. The Requiem is mostly sung in which language?
3. The composer who died early at the age of 39 due to pulmonary tuberculosis but his works were recognized worldwide for its beauty and piano repertoire.
4. What was the term Nationalism means?
5. A composition based on a specific description and is intended to awaken musical ideas or images in the minds of the listeners or audience.
6. William Wordsworth believed good poetry was "the spontaneous overflow of ..... feelings"
7. In the Romantic era, women were seen as innocent, pure creatures who should be admired and respected
8. Defines "Stolen"
9. A type of music that stems from poetry is called .....
10. In 1819 John Keats (1795-21) wrote
11. The order and arrangement of the parts of the music
12. Who among the following Romantic composers utilized a device called leitmotifs to unify music and enhance drama?
13. "His piano playing can produce music equivalent to the sound of a whole orchestra."
14. MLA can respectively include:Author, Title of source, Title of container, Other contributors, Version, Number, Publisher, Publication date, and
15. A requiem mass is written for .....
16. Vocal music forms in the Romantic period:
17. Who wrote "Preface to the Lyrical Ballads" second edition?
18. It is the longest major poem by the English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge
19. His work would later influence modern film scores like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
20. Works that adhere to the typical symphonic form, but which also add in choirs and soloists.
21. By the Romantic era, rhythm became more complex and irregular with polyrhythms and syncopation.
22. A composition for an orchestra and one or more solo instruments, typically in three movements.
23. What romantic love story book did Goethe publish?
24. What is an orchestral piece that articulated a story?
25. A series of pitches that makes a tune.
26. What poets were part of the first generation of English poets?
27. A composer and music critic.
28. Interpret atmosphere, mood, imagery into music
29. The correct term for music that was composed in the Romantic period to tell a story or paint a picture or image is .....
30. Who invented the Celesta?
31. Music without any literary or pictorial meaning
32. The Polish composer who was known as the "Poet of the Piano" .
33. According to the video, Romanticism was a direct reaction to all of the following except for
34. What was the main texture used during the Romantic Period?
35. This composer admires Beethoven.
36. The prefix neo-in neoclassical came from the Greek word neos meaning "new"
37. Romantic composers developed a vocabulary of highly expressive terms. What are those terms?
38. Which of the following Temple style refers to a large solid piece of hard material, especially rock, stone or wood, typically with flat surfaces of each side?
39. What is Nationalism? (as it relates to composing music)
40. Which Romantic poet wrote the poem 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'?
41. This poet was born in 1795, an English romantic poet, known for his examination of relationships between life, death, beauty, and truth with depth and lyrical insight.
42. Italian for "Plucked"
43. The place where the action will occur on stage.
44. A one-movement piece of music that tells or evokes a story or poem
45. Who was best known for being a leaf-player?
46. What happened to Beethoven's health as he grew older
47. Frederich Chopin started playing piano at what age?
48. What is another term of Sarsuwela?
49. What term is given to the highest male voice?
50. What was the main theme of Romantic literature?
51. Composer who was know for his Ballet Music.
52. What country was Schumann from?
53. Name the composer who bridged the Classical Period to the Romantic Period
54. Frederic Chopin most famous piano work
55. Select the term that means:reasoning that is not logically sound.
56. How many parts are there in Symphony Fantastique?
57. Turn towards the mystic and supernatural, both religious and merely spooky.
58. An era which opera houses came.
59. French Romantic composer known for his program music, "Symphony fantastique" .
60. Identify the terms, artworks and artists if it's Neoclassical period or Romantic period.EUGENE DELACROIX
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