Mussorgsky
Art Becomes Music
Name that Movement
More Movements
Vocabulary
More Vocab
100

What country was Modest Mussorgsky from?

Russia

100

Who was the artist and architect whose work inspired Pictures at an Exhibition?

Viktor Hartmann

100

Which movement represents Mussorgsky walking through the art exhibition?

Promenade

100

Which movement represents a strange, creepy gnome-shaped nutcracker?

The Gnome

100

What do we call a person who writes music?

Composer

100

: What is a public display of artwork or other objects called?

Exhibition

200

What happened to Viktor Hartmann in 1873?

 He died.

200

Which movement represents children playing and arguing in a Paris garden?

The Tuileries

200

Which movement represents a medieval castle with a troubadour nearby?

The Old Castle

200

 What word means the feeling or atmosphere created by music or art?

Mood

200

 The way someone understands or expresses an idea, artwork, or piece of music.

Interpretation

300

Which movement represents a large, heavy wagon pulled by oxen?

Bydlo

300

Which movement represents a busy marketplace filled with people talking, shopping, and arguing?

The Market at Limoges

300

What do we call one individual section of a larger musical work?

Movement

300

 A version of a piece of music changed for different instruments or performers.

Arrangement

400

What group of Russian composers was Mussorgsky a member of?

The Five

400

What instrument was Pictures at an Exhibition originally written for?

Solo Piano

400

Which movement was inspired by children dressed as baby chicks partly inside eggshells?

Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks

400

Which movement was inspired by Hartmann exploring underground passages in Paris?

The Catacombs

400

What is instrumental music that tells a story or represents an idea, scene, or image?

Program Music

400

 Pictures or scenes created in your mind while listening to music.

Imagery

500

Name one personal struggle Mussorgsky experienced during his life

 Financial problems or alcohol addiction

500

Who created the famous orchestral version of Pictures at an Exhibition?

Maurice Ravel

500

Which movement represents two different men with contrasting musical personalities?

 Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuÿle

500

 Which movement was inspired by an architectural design that was never actually built?

The Great Gate of Kyiv

500

What word means a noticeable difference between musical ideas, such as loud and soft or fast and slow?

Contrast

500

 Choosing which instruments will play different parts of a piece.

Orchestration

M
e
n
u