Art and Architecture
Historical Context
Composers
Music in Society
Review
100
This architecture style attempts to recapture the simplicity and grandeur of ancient Greek and Roman art. 

What is Neoclassical style?

100

This philosopher wrote influential works on social inequality and the social contract that helped shape modern political and social thought

Who is Rousseau?
100

This composer wrote their first symphony at age 8 and is considered a child prodigy.

Who is Mozart?
100

These people were treated as equals by the very wealthy

Who are high-level musicians and composers?

100

The name of the music period that came before the Classical Period.

What is the Baroque Period?

200

Neoclassical artists emphasized this in their architecture

What are firm lines, symmetry and clear structure?

200

These wars began in 1803

What are the Napoleonic Wars?

200

This composer was known for his reliability and earned a reputation as an ideal employee

Who is Haydn?

200

In the classical period, gradually musicians left the patronage system and sustained a living through performance, commissions and publishing

What is freelance musician?

200

Music that is not from the church.

What is secular music?

300

This art style uses soft lines and pastel coloring

What is Rococo Style?

300

This instrument replaced the use of the harpsichord

What is the piano?

300

Hayden spent his entire career as an employee for this  wealthy Hungarian family.

Who is the Esterhazy family?

300

During the Classical Period, these people had more money than ever

Who are the middle class?

300

A male singer that had been castrated before puberty

What is a Castrato?

400

The subject of most art during the Classical period.

What is a moralistic subject matter?

400

This philosopher criticized the church and slavery and was a champion of freedom of speech and religion. 

Who is Voltaire?

400
Written by Haydn, this piece has drastic volume changes throughout to keep the audience awake and excited.

What is the surprise symphony?

400

Court performances were often closed to the public, so the middle class began organize these events

What are public performances?


400

The major invention of the Renaissance that enabled books and music to become mass produced and accessible to the general public

What is the printing press?

500

The US Capitol building was built in this architectural style.

 What is Neoclassical?

500

This city was a cultural center of Europe during this period.

Where is Vienna?

500

Mozart was composing this piece when he died in 1791, leaving the work unfinished

What is Requiem?

500

This composer worked as an independent musician his entire career

Who is Beethoven?

500

Considered the greatest composers of all time

Who is Bach?

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