Answer T for True or F for False (write clearly!)16._____.docx
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The document presents a true or false quiz covering the characteristics and historical context of classical and romantic music. It includes statements about notable composers, musical forms, and societal influences on music from various periods. Participants are instructed to answer clearly whether each statement is true or false.
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- 1. Answer T for True or F for False (write clearly!) 16._____ Romantic music is characterized by order, objectivity, and harmonious proportion. 17._____ Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, were members of the Parisian school 18._____ The Classical melody is singable and lyrical 19._____All Classical music-making revolved around public ticket sales 20._____During the Classical period, women did not hold court positions as musicians and teachers 21._____The Romantic Period is the golden age of chamber music 22._____The string quartet consists of 2 violins, viola, cello and basso continuo 23._____Beethoven worked under the patronage of the Esterházy court. 24._____Mozart was a child prodigy who started to write music before the age of five. 25._____The French Revolution destroyed the middle- class 26._____The Industrial Revolution spurred many technical advances in musical instruments 27._____ Classical composers used nationalistic, folkloric, and exotic subjects. -----28._____ Romantic composers used richly expressive harmony, and broad, expanded forms. 29._____During the Romantic Period, women musicians
- 2. excelled as performers, teachers, composers, music patrons ---30._____The Lied is French for solo voice and piano 31._____Absolute instrumental music depicts a literary or pictorial association 32._____Political unrest throughout Europe stimulated schools of nationalistic composers 33._____Dates for the Classical Period are 450-1450 34._____Dates for the Romantic Period are 1750-1820 35._____The idée fixe was used by Berlioz