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What is the genre of this selection? opera aria German lied folk song

German lied

Which of the following statements best describe the relative prominence of the piano in this selection? Select all that apply. Check All That Apply At the beginning of the selection, the piano is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the piano is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent. In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection. The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection. The orchestra is most prominent all the time.

In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos

Which of the following best describes the changing textures in this piece? Initially the texture is homophonic, and then it becomes polyphonic. The texture is completely homophonic all the time. Initially the texture is polyphonic, and then it becomes homophonic.

Initially the texture is homophonic, and then it becomes polyphonic.

Which of the following statements best describes this piece? It is a chorus from a requiem. It is a chorus from an opera. It is a chorus from an oratorio.

It is a chorus from a requiem.

Which of the following best describes the genre of this piece? piano sonata, program music piano miniature, program music piano miniature, absolute music piano sonata, absolute music

piano miniature, absolute music

In what order do the stringed instruments enter in this piece? violin, followed by cello violin, followed by viola cello, followed by violin

violin, followed by cello

Which of the following statements best describe the relative prominence of the piano in this selection? Select all that apply. Check All That Apply At the beginning of the selection, the piano is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the piano is most prominent. Incorrect At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent. Correct In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. Correct The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection. The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection. Correct The orchestra is most prominent all the time.

At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent. At the beginning of the selection, the orchestra is most prominent In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendos. In the middle of the selection, the orchestra and piano play equally as the sound crescendo The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection. The orchestra is most prominent at the end of the selection

Which of the following best describes the genre of this piece? The piece is a symphonic poem, and it is absolute music. The piece is a symphony, and it is program music. The piece is a symphonic poem, and it is program music.

The piece is a symphonic poem, and it is program music.

Which of the following is true of the singing in this piece? Select all that apply. Check All That Apply The singing has a consistent vibrato. The singing has a consistent vibrato. Correct The music sounds quite easy to sing. The music sounds quite easy to sing. Incorrect The vocalist has a technique similar to that used by opera singers. The vocalist has a technique similar to that used by opera singers. Incorrect The singing requires breath control beyond that of a folk or pop singer.

The singing has a consistent vibrato. The singing has a consistent vibrato The singing requires breath control beyond that of a folk or pop singer.