Romantic Period Quiz 41 (20 MCQs)

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1. The most prominent one is the German tradition of art song called .....

Correct Answer: B) Lied.

2. It was also the main subject in this era. Chopin and Tchaikovsky showed this in their works.

Correct Answer: A) Nationalism.

3. The romantic period expressed

Correct Answer: E) All of the above.

4. Which compose wrote the "Lullaby" song?

Correct Answer: B) Brahms.

5. Which melodic word means a repeated pattern?

Correct Answer: B) Stubborn.

6. Romantic music that is filled with innovations.

Correct Answer: B) Piano Music.

7. It is a slow Polish dance in triple time that consist of a march or procession.

Correct Answer: B) Polonoise.

8. When did the Romantic Period start?

Correct Answer: A) 1800.

9. A characteristic of the romantic period is .....

Correct Answer: A) Individuality.

10. The Romantic Period was a time to express

Correct Answer: C) Emotions in art, literature, and music.

11. This is a form of music that portrays an idea or relays a story to the audience without using lyrics

Correct Answer: D) Program Music.

12. Solo singer part sung by a principal character.

Correct Answer: B) Aria.

13. Define "Lied"

Correct Answer: B) German art song.

14. The needs of this urban middle class led to the formation of many orchestras and ..... during the Romantic Era.

Correct Answer: D) Opera groups.

15. Composer who created the "Musical drama":

Correct Answer: C) Wagner.

16. Vocal music, focus on the nocturnal, the ghostly, the frightful, and the terrifying.

Correct Answer: A) TRUE.

17. What musical form is meant to help students or performers master technical difficulties?

Correct Answer: D) Etude.

18. Small group musician are often performed as entertainment in houses of the middle class.

Correct Answer: A) True.

19. Some of the Romantics turned back to past times to find inspiration from .....

Correct Answer: B) The Medieval period.

20. " ..... the spontaneous overflow of powerful emotions ..... recollected in tranquillity is Wordsworth's definition of

Correct Answer: C) Poetry.