Music appreciation test 3

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The "Erlkonig" by Schubert was a piece about:

Son hallucinating and dying

This Russian composer wrote a symphonic work called "Overture-Fantasy. Romeo and Juliet":

Tchaikovsky

This overture by Rossini later was adopted as:

The Lone Ranger

The German composer Wagner was most noted for composing:

The Valkyrie + opera

Vienna, Austria Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany but the bulk of his career was in:

Vienna, Austria

The Italian composer Verdi was most noted for composing:

opera

Compositions in the Romantic period were..

short + long

Which of these composers was NOT part of the Romantic period?

Mozart, Bach, Purcell, Montererdi

This Russian composer wrote a symphonic work called "Pictures at an Exhibition":

Musorgsky

Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 was originally dedicated to:

Napolean

The music of Brahms, as a possible reaction to the late-Romantic period, has been cited as a:

Older

Robert Schumann was most noted for composing:

Piano + Lieder music

Chopin's career was lived in Paris, but he was originally from:

Poland

Chopin was most noted for composing:

music for piano

Mahler wrote this number of symphonies, all of them long and large in scope:

10

"Symphony Fantastique" by Hector Berlioz, when compared to other symphonies of its day and before, contained many striking new elements including:

5 movements, theme, telling a story

One movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 contained a motive/theme that later became this song?

Austrian Notronal Anthem

Compared to the Classical Era orchestra, the typical orchestra from the Romantic period became...

Bigger

Beethovens symphony No. 9 was unusual in that it added these musical elements:

Choir, opera, soloist

Which of the following describes the goal of Romantic period composers in regard to emotions?

Emstional Journey


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