Music 101 Final Exam Rosemary Hunter
Questions and Answers
Texture - Answer-Interweaving of melody and harmony in music
This is a: - Answer-Flute
Crescendo - Answer-Growing Louder
Dynamics - Answer-Volume
Multiple voices sounding simultaneously - Answer-Polyphony
Opera seria - Answer-Italian "Serious" Opera
The Mass - Answer-most solemn ritual of the Catholic church
This is a: - Answer-Bass Drum
Conjunct: - Answer-movement by steps; moves to nearby pitches, short intervals
Which composer lost his hearing later in life? - Answer-Beethoven
Forte means to slow down? (True or False) - Answer-False
Romantic music is all about realism. (True or False) - Answer-False
which of these means "very loud" - Answer-Fortissimo
Which are the dates of the Classical period? - Answer-1750-1825
Match the period with the correct date. - Answer-Romantic: 1825-1900
Renaissance: 1450-1600
Some aspects of the music are altered but the original is still recognizable: - Answer-
Variation
Which of these means "Walking pace" - Answer-Andante
Which of these means "Fast" - Answer-Allegro
Ternary form can be schematically represented as ABA. ( True Or False) - Answer-True
Syncopation is a single voice without accompaniment. ( True Or False) - Answer-False
, Meaning of "Accelerando" - Answer-Speeding up
Meaning of "Dissonance" - Answer-quality of harmony that creates tension through
instability or need for resolution
beats that are stronger - Answer-accent
What is this? - Answer-Piccolo
What is a "Movement" - Answer-complete, independent section of a large scale musical
piece
What is "timbre" - Answer-differences in quality of sound that each instrument provides
What is a "two beat pattern" - Answer-duple meter
What is "moderately soft" - Answer-mezzo piano
What is a "homophony" - Answer-one voice is prominent over accompaniment; most
common in western music
What is "lively" - Answer-vivace
What are "phrases" - Answer-units of meaning that make up a melody; usually a
measure
what are "beats that are stronger" - Answer-accent
what "moves the music through time; length or duration of notes" - Answer-rhythm
Mozart was one of Beethoven's teachers. (True or False) - Answer-False
Strongest accented beat in a measure - Answer-Bownbeat
The instrument pictured is called a round. (True or False) - Answer-False (this is an
Oboe)
"Motives" are restating a musical idea at a higher or lower pitch level. (True or False) -
Answer-False (the correct answer is Sequences)
What instrument is this: - Answer-Tuba
Don Giovanni is: - Answer-(All of the Above)
an example of opera buffa,
an example of opera seria,
Questions and Answers
Texture - Answer-Interweaving of melody and harmony in music
This is a: - Answer-Flute
Crescendo - Answer-Growing Louder
Dynamics - Answer-Volume
Multiple voices sounding simultaneously - Answer-Polyphony
Opera seria - Answer-Italian "Serious" Opera
The Mass - Answer-most solemn ritual of the Catholic church
This is a: - Answer-Bass Drum
Conjunct: - Answer-movement by steps; moves to nearby pitches, short intervals
Which composer lost his hearing later in life? - Answer-Beethoven
Forte means to slow down? (True or False) - Answer-False
Romantic music is all about realism. (True or False) - Answer-False
which of these means "very loud" - Answer-Fortissimo
Which are the dates of the Classical period? - Answer-1750-1825
Match the period with the correct date. - Answer-Romantic: 1825-1900
Renaissance: 1450-1600
Some aspects of the music are altered but the original is still recognizable: - Answer-
Variation
Which of these means "Walking pace" - Answer-Andante
Which of these means "Fast" - Answer-Allegro
Ternary form can be schematically represented as ABA. ( True Or False) - Answer-True
Syncopation is a single voice without accompaniment. ( True Or False) - Answer-False
, Meaning of "Accelerando" - Answer-Speeding up
Meaning of "Dissonance" - Answer-quality of harmony that creates tension through
instability or need for resolution
beats that are stronger - Answer-accent
What is this? - Answer-Piccolo
What is a "Movement" - Answer-complete, independent section of a large scale musical
piece
What is "timbre" - Answer-differences in quality of sound that each instrument provides
What is a "two beat pattern" - Answer-duple meter
What is "moderately soft" - Answer-mezzo piano
What is a "homophony" - Answer-one voice is prominent over accompaniment; most
common in western music
What is "lively" - Answer-vivace
What are "phrases" - Answer-units of meaning that make up a melody; usually a
measure
what are "beats that are stronger" - Answer-accent
what "moves the music through time; length or duration of notes" - Answer-rhythm
Mozart was one of Beethoven's teachers. (True or False) - Answer-False
Strongest accented beat in a measure - Answer-Bownbeat
The instrument pictured is called a round. (True or False) - Answer-False (this is an
Oboe)
"Motives" are restating a musical idea at a higher or lower pitch level. (True or False) -
Answer-False (the correct answer is Sequences)
What instrument is this: - Answer-Tuba
Don Giovanni is: - Answer-(All of the Above)
an example of opera buffa,
an example of opera seria,
