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Concerto vs. Symphony
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The movements of a symphony are usually identified by their _______________.
tempo
language
instruments
dynamics
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The concerto form of music was pretty much created by:
Antonio Vivaldi
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Georg Friedrich Handel
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True or False: All symphonies have 4 movements.
False
True
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True or False: Before the Baroque Era music was mostly just a song or a dance; no instrumental music for its own sake.
False
True
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The earliest symphonies lasted how long?
1 hour or more
40-45 minutes
10-15 minutes
30 minutes
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Sonata comes from the Italian word "sonare" which means:
sound
gentle
music
snoring
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A composition for a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra of group of instruments is a __________________.
concerto
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Stand-alone symphonies began appearing in:
1830s
1930s
1730s
1630s
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Which of these was NOT involved in the development of the symphony?
Haydn
Chopin
Sammartini
Mozart
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True or False: Concertos are written only for the violin or cello.
True
False
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The scherzo is a __________________ movement in a symphony.
quiet
gentle
lively
slow
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A self-contained segment of a larger composition of music is called a _______________.
movement
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In the 1600s and early 1700s a "sinfonia" was the music played:
for royalty and nobility
before an opera
at taverns and pubs
in the church
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A composition played by a solo instrument or a solo instrument accompanied by the piano is a _____________.
sonata
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Who wrote "The Moonlight Sonata"?
Beethoven
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