Piano Jeopardy Round 2

All roads lead to Rom(an numeral analysis)

100

In C Major: G-B-D

V

200

In F minor: Ab-C-Eb

III

300

In F major: E-G-Bb

vii^o

400

In E Major: F#-A-C#

ii

500

In B major: D#-F#-A#

iii

Composer names

100

Ludwig

van Beethoven

200

Wolfgang 

Amadeus Mozart

300

Sergei 

Rachmaninoff

400

Frederic 

Chopin

500

Pyotr 

Tchaikovsky 

Music history facts

100

This era of music history is associated with the Enlightenment. 

The Classical Period.

200

This Mexican composer wrote "Malgre Tout," a piece for the left hand alone. 

Manuel Ponce

300

This is the keyboard instrument on which Mozart would have played his 19 keyboard sonatas.

Fortepiano

400

To play a melody backwards is to play it in "this."

Retrograde.

500

The works of this Argentinian composer are known for bringing national folk melodies and dance forms into the modern concert hall.

Alberto Ginastera

Build that scale!

100

G, A, Bb, C, D, Eb, F#

G harmonic minor

200

B, C#, D#, E, F#, G#, A#

B major

300

F#, G#, A, B, C#, D, E#

F# harmonic minor

400

From the dominant, backwards: D, C, B, A, G, F#, E

G major

500

From the submediant: Ab, Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G

C natural minor

Formally known as

100

A musical form in two parts. 

Binary

200

ABA

Ternary form

300

The section of a sonata that contains the first iteration of the primary theme.

Exposition.

400

A musical form that begins by stating a primary theme, then presents several variations of that theme.

Theme and variations.

500

In this version of binary form, the original theme does not return.

Simple binary