Final Exam
Music 113 with Fink at University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Renaissance (1)
Giovanni Gabrieli: Italy
Baroque (1)
J.S. Bach: Germany
Classical (3)
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Germany/Austria
- Franz Joseph Haydn: Austria
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Austria
20th Century (9)
- Samuel Barber: USA
- William Bolcholm: USA
- Benjamin Britten: England
- George Gershwin: USA
- Leonard Bernstein: USA
- Witold Lutoslawski: Poland
- Jean Sibelius: Finland
- Ralph Vaughan Williams: England
- Heitor Villa Lobos: Brazil
What instruments are in the Strings family? (5)
Violin, Viola, cello, double bass, guitar
What instruments are in the Brass family? (5)
Trumpet, horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba
What instruments are in the Woodwinds family? (5)
Flute, oboe (English horn), clarinet, bassoon, saxophone
What instruments are in the Keyboard family? (2)
Piano, harpsichord (plucked)
What instruments are in the Percussion family? (6)
Drumset, Conga Drums, Bongo drums, cymbals, triangle, tabla
What is a String Quartet composed of?
2 violins, viola, cello
What is a Woodwind Quintet composed of?
Flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn
What is a wind octet composed of?
2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns
What is a brass quintet composed of?
2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba
What are the Italian terms for tempo (slowest to fastest)
- Adagio
- Andante
- Moderato
- Allegretto
- Allegro
- Presto
What are the double reed woodwind instruments?
Oboe (English Horn) and Bassoon
Renaissance (10)
Claude Debussy: France
Victor Ewald: Russia
Charles Gounod: France
Franz Liszt: Hungary
Felix Mendelssohn: Germany
Max Reger: Germany
Maurice Ravel: France
Alexander Scriabin: Russia
Franz Schubert: Austria
Giacomo Puccini: Itlay
Victor Ewald: Russia
Charles Gounod: France
Franz Liszt: Hungary
Felix Mendelssohn: Germany
Max Reger: Germany
Maurice Ravel: France
Alexander Scriabin: Russia
Franz Schubert: Austria
Giacomo Puccini: Itlay
What is a Canon?
A piece based on direct imitation such as a musical ?round.?
What is Scordatura?
Change tuning of strings
What is Chamber Music?
Performed by a small number of performers with one performer to a part
What are Opus Numbers?
Assigned by composers to number works, especially in Operas.
What is Opera?
Genre of Musical Drama
What is tremolo?
Musical term describing different trembling effects: Bending pitch, amplifying sound, etc.
What is pizzicato?
Musical technique where one plucks strings (guitar, bass, piano, etc.)
What is ragtime?
Musical genre that preceded Jazz. Known for melody, harmonic progressions, and metric patterns. Most famous song is Maple Leaf Rag.
What is lied?
Type of German song, usually for piano and single singer. Usually romantic and poetic
What is a mute?
A device used to alter the sound of an instrument
About this deck
By: Steven Burmeister
Created: 2009-05-01
Size: 26 flashcards
Views: 69
Created: 2009-05-01
Size: 26 flashcards
Views: 69
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