Baroque
Romantic
Audio Effects
Music Theory
Classical Music
100

The abrupt change in dynamics between p and f excluding any crescendos or decrescendos

Terraced dynamics

100

Commonly cited years of the romantic period.

What is 1820 to 1910?

100

Input → Manipulation → Output

What is the signal path of electronic effects?

100

This dynamic is represented as fff

What is fortississimo? (Or forte-fortissimo)

100

This accompaniment type follows a low, high, middle, high pattern

What is Alberti bass?

200

Religious opera with no costumes, sets, or movement

Oratorio

200

The composer who wrote many piano compositions famously known as the ‘poet of music’

Who is Frederic Chopin?

200

Found in the form of a pedal, stompbox, rackmount or built into other physical audio equipment.

What are hardware effects?

200

This clef is known as the C clef as it places Middle C on the middle line of the staff

What is an alto clef?

200

An aesthetic style that features balance, clarity, and simplicity.

What is neoclassicism?

300

When a minor passage resolves the tonic major chord

Terice de picardie

300

The full name of a Russian composer who composed ballet music such as The Nutcracker.

Who is Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky?

300

Creates a seasick effect or a warbling/out of tune effect.

What is vibrato?

300

This Italian musical term tells a performer to gradually slow down the speed of the music

What is a ritardando? (Or rallentando)

300

This section features a primary theme (Tonic, I) , a transition, a secondary theme (Dominant, V), and a closing.

What is exposition?

400

A large, plucked string instrument developed in late 16th-century Italy. With 14 strings

Theorbo

400

This technique was commonly used in the romantic period and refers to the slight speeding up or slowing down to create more expression.

What is rubato?

400

A change in pulse group, beat and accents, based on a prior subdivision.

What is metric modulation?

400

This compositional device involves the second voice entering before the first voice has finished stating the subject

What is stretto?

400

Composer of Sonata C Major, Op. 7 (I. Allegro Spirito)?

Who is Maria Hester Park

500

A lot of grand music was commissioned by ___ to build public support/adoration.

What did The Catholic Church commission?

500

The translation to ‘song’, refers to German art songs that use voice and piano.

What is leid?

500

Clean, overdrive, distortion, fuzz.

What are the levels of distortion?

500

An arpeggio consisting of scale degrees 1, flat-3, and flat-5 produces this type of chord.

What is a diminished chord?

500

This movement placed focus and importance on science and reason rather than spirituality.

What is the Enlightenment?

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