Name the Composer
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor "Fate"
Beethoven
The intellectual movement known as the _____________ was based on themes of reason, nature, and progress.
The Enlightenment
During the eighteenth century, musicians increasingly depended on ___________ for support
The public
A new genre of light opera that emerges in Austria, England, and the United States that utilizes spoken dialogue, such as those by Arthur Sullivan
Operetta
The leading American song composer in the nineteenth century was
Stephen Foster
The year the first iPhone was released
2007
Ave verum corpus, K. 618
Mozart
During the late 19th century, concert programs in Europe increasingly focused on this music by this type of composer
Dead
Composers published many songs for home performance in different countries throughout the Classical and Romantic Eras as a result of this
Growing interest in amateur music-making
This composer was responsible for establishing the conventions of grand opera
Giacomo Meyerbeer
Accompaniment parts of American and British parlor songs of the early nineteenth century differ from German lieder in this way
Simpler, less expressive, subordinate to the voice
This infinity stone was located on Vormir
Soul Stone
The Pirates of Penzance
Sullivan
Political upheaval in France, led to comic operas often focusing on this tier of society
The common person
In the second half of the nineteenth century, classical music culture in the United States was dominated by this nationalistic style, largely due to the number of immigrants in influential education positions from this country.
German/Germany
Done José falls desperately in love with this titular character after she seduces him to get out of an arrest. After refusing him, he goes mad and kills her.
Carmen
The French equivalent of the German Lied
Mélodie
This is what BMW stands for
Bavarian Motor Works (Bayerische Motoren Werke)
Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
Foster
DAILY DOUBLE!
The French term meaning modern, chic, smooth, and sophisticated. It came to describe the new style of music in the eighteenth century.
The evocation of non-Western lands and cultures by a European composer through citations or imitations of their musical styles and sonorities is often called this
Exoticism
Italian for "True", this term is the operatic parralel to realism in literature, often concerning topics of everyday people, lower classes, and familiar situations. Operas using this often depict brutal or sordid events.
Verismo
Most of William Billing's compositions were "plain tunes", but alter collections included _____________, pieces that open with homophony, feature an imitative passage, and return to homophony.
Fuguing or fuging tunes
This rock band was formed by Jimmy Page
Led Zeppelin
Orfeo ed Euridice
Christoph Gluck
The appearance in the 1880s of promising British composers who had developed a distinct national style.
The English Musical Renaissance
Franz Liszt created this symphonic genre consisting of a one-movement orchestral work
Symphonic Poem/Tone Poem
This set of music dramas depict a magical and cursed ring and its exchange between various powers who wish to harness its power above all else.
Wagner's Ring Cycle
A large-scale orchestral work featuring chorus and vocal soloists, without staging, and performed in a concert setting. Mendelssohn's St. Paul or Hayde\n's The Creation, for example.
Oratorio
Anubis, the God of Death, has the head of this creature
Jackal