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100

Who composed the selection Für Elise?

Beethoven

100

Who composed Carnival of the Animals?

Saint-Saëns

100

The volume (loudness or softness) of the sound is known as...

dynamics

100

a story told through music and dancing, performed on a stage with costumes, sets, and lighting

ballet

100

a dynamic marking, abbreviated “f” that indicates that the music is to be performed loudly

forte

200

Who composed Eine kleine Nachtmusik?

Mozart

200

Who composed Variations on a Korean Folk Song

Chance

200

a dynamic marking, abbreviated “fff” that indicates that the music is to be performed very, very loudly

fortississimo

200

What term describes music getting gradually louder?

crescendo

200

What term describes music getting gradually softer?

Decrescendo/Diminuendo

300

This composer invented the Sousaphone and was named the "March King"

Sousa

300

A child prodigy; was one of the most important and influential classical composers.

Mozart

300

 low male singing voice, abbreviated “B.”

bass

300

low female singing voice, abbreviated “A.”

alto

300

the most common male singing voice, lower than tenor and higher than bass.

baritone

400

This composer was one of the "Three B's" and was both a classical and romantic composer. 

Beethoven

400

English composer who became deaf from the WW2 gunfire.

Vaughan Williams

400

Time signatures such as 6/8, 9/8, and 12/8 are examples of...

compound meter

400

musical period between the Renaissance and Classical music eras

Baroque

400

a short composition, typically for the piano, that is light and mellow.

bagatelle

500

This composer was a French Romantic composer who played guitar and flute. He died after suffering a stroke.

Berlioz

500

Won an Academy Award and a Grammy Award for his film score for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Tan Dun

500

What are the three sections of sonata form (in any order).

Exposition, Development, Recapitulation

500

A chorus and a choir both have the same SATB scoring, but differ in what way?

a choir associated with the church (sacred), while a chorus is not (secular)

500

a type of Baroque accompaniment in which one or more instruments (usually cello and/or harpsichord) play the bass line and chords

basso continuo

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