Chamber music Flashcards

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What composer does “his music demonstrates traits associated with both Classical and Romantic style” refer to?

A

Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does “employed explosive accents, extreme dynamic contrasts” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does “replacing the menuet and trio with the scherzo and trio” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does “superb designer and architect of music: planned and meticulously revised his compositions in sketchbooks” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does “highly original and influential figure (Classical)” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What word characterizes Beethoven’s early period, up to 1802?

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imitation

absorbed the Classical style traits exhibited by Haydn and Mozart

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Which one was NOT one of Beethoven’s notable genres?

  1. opera
  2. piano sonata; variation sets, independent pieces
  3. symphony
  4. overture
  5. concerto
  6. chamber music
  7. vocal works
  8. mass settings
A
  1. operas

8. mass settings

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What term does “the same term also refers to a composition written for this ensemble, generally in four movements, fast-slow-medium-fast, typically exemplifying the sonata cycle” refer to?

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string quartet

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What composer does “incorporated new orchestral instruments: piccolo, trombone, and contrabassoon” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What term does “music for small ensemble (2 to 10 players)” refer to?

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chamber music

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What term does “one player per part” refer to?

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chamber music

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What word characterizes Beethoven’s late period, 1815-1827?

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reflection
style became more abstract and meditative
counterpoint, including fugal writing, appears more frequently

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What composer does “exploited improvements in piano technology and manufacture” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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14
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What was Beethoven’s favorite string quartet?

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The String Quartet no. 14 in C sharp Minor, op 131

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What composer does “developed and expanded Classical genres (sonata, concerto), transforming every genre that he touched” refer to?

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does "use of cyclical structure (e.g. Symphony No. 5)
programmatic elements (Symphony No. 6)
inclusion of a chorus in a symphony (Symphony No. 9)" refer to?
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Ludwig van Beethoven

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What composer does “altered formal proportions, for example, expanding the coda” refer to?

A

Ludwig van Beethoven

18
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What composer does “one of the most widely recognized and admired composers of all time” refer to?
(Hint- think Schroeder)

A

Ludwig van Beethoven

19
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What term does “usually performed without a conductor” refer to?

A

string quartet

20
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What term does “first violin, second violin, viola, and cello” refer to?

A

string quartet

21
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How does Beethoven continue to build the composition after the fugal exposition?

  1. Beethoven draws on the two basic motives to create a complex imitative fabric.
  2. Beethoven introduces new contrasting themes that loosely imitate aspects of sonata form.
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  1. Beethoven draws on the two basic motives to create a complex imitative fabric.
22
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What term does “the most popular chamber ensemble of the Classical era” refer to?

A

string quartet

23
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What word characterizes Beethoven’s middle period, 1803-1815?

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Externalization
more Romantic elements, such as noble themes about heroic figures, appear
increased use of chromatic harmony and abrupt modulations