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Bach
Mozart
Vaughan-Williams
Vivaldi
Schumann
100
The figuring used to denote a second inversion chord
What is 6 4
100
The rhythmic device used at the beginning of the Recit. and Aria
What is cross-rhythm / syncopation
100
The second chord of 'Bredon hill', formed from an Am7 chord in the piano being played underneath the strings' sustained Em7 chord
What is Am11
100
It is unexpected because most concerti start with a tutti section
What is unexpected about the beginning of the piece being a duet between two soloists
100
The key in which the second subject is first heard
What is Bb major
200
Over 300
How many cantatas did Bach write
200
How many singers are in 'Hm! Hm! Hm! Hm '
What is 5
200
The mode that 'Is my team ploughing' begins in
What is the dorian mode
200
A concerto with several solo instruments
What is a concerto grosso
200
The key this piece is in
What is G minor?
300
When a subject is responded to with another part playing the exact phrase back at a different pitch
What is a real answer
300
The initials Fg.
How is the bassoon denoted in the score
300
Maurice Ravel
Who did Vaughan Williams receive lessons from
300
Who he wrote the piece for
The girl's orphanage orchestra
300
The string instrument who's part has a much wider tessitura than the other one
Which is the cello
400
The texture that describes one part playing a more complex version of another part
What is heterophonic texture
400
Emanuel Schikaneder
Who the wrote the libretto to the magic flute
400
Affrettando
What is the word for a Hurrying, Nervous Accelerando
400
The dynamic device that was used
What are terraced dynamics
400
The relationship between Eb major and G minor, which is very associated with the romantic period
What is a tertiary relation
500
The instruments that double the soprano part in the chorale
The violin and the oboe d'amore
500
Melodies that are written using only the notes of the chord
What is triadic melody writing
500
The highest note that the tenor sings in the first song, 'On wenlock edge'
What is a top G
500
The movement that begins with the two soloist playing extremely close together in terms of pitch, sometimes a second apart
What is the final movement, 'allegro'
500
The final cadence of the piece
What is a plagal cadence