Exam - May 2020 Flashcards

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This composition consists of a theme and eight variations. Also provide the source (the collection where this piece is found).

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This English vocal work was based on an Italian madrigal from Musica Transalpina

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once. For extra practice, provide the era, genre and the composer as well.

This work was composed by an important member of the Franco-Flemish School.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once. For extra practice, provide the era, genre and the composer as well.

The concertino of this work features four instrumental soloists.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once. For extra practice, provide the era, genre and the composer as well.

This 12th-century organum is in the style of the Notre Dams School.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

A slow introduction and a monothematic expoostion are hallmarks of this work.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This eight-movement work opens with a choral fugue.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This piece for six voices reflexts the ideals of the Counter-Reformation.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This Italian madrigal is intensely emotional and features extreme dissonance.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This work is found in the 13th century manuscript Chansonnier du Roy.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This opera is based on a controverisal French play.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

The opening Grave recurs several times in the first movement of this work.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

The plot of this opera seria is based on an episode in ancient Roman history.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This monophonic chant contains neumatic and melismatic text settings.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

The triplum, duplum, and tenor in this work each have their own texts.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.
This monophonic chanson is in strophic form.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

On the score of this work are the words “Co co co co dia.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

The seven movements of this work are performed without interruption.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

The first movement of this work uses a double exposition.

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Identify the work most closely associated with each of the following statements. Composition titles must be chosen from the spcific works required for this examination. You may use a composition more than once.

This four-voice setting of the Mass Ordinary features isorhythm and hocket.

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

an ars nova technique in which two voices combine to create a single melody: one resting while the other sings

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

two or more texts heard simultaneously

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

many notes sung on a single syllable of text

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

the voice that contains the cantus firmus, from the Latin for “to hold”

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

a compositional style highlighting the unique technical capabilities of an instrument

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

A French aristocratic poet-musicin in Northern France in the Middle Ages

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Provid the term of the following definition and name one representative composition for each term. Composition title must be chosn from the works required for this examination.

A song tyle embraced by English madrigalists; from the Italian for “little dance”

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Provide the following for the audio clip:
1. Title:
2. Composer
3. Era
4. Source of text:
5. Language:
6: Name the type of notation originally used for this work.

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Provide the following for the audio clip:
1. Title:
2. Composer:
3. Era:
4. Form:
5. Name the mode of this work.
6: Name thecollection in which this work is found:

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Provide the following for the audio clip:
1. Title:
2. Composer
3. Era
4. Form of this movement:
5: Identify two specific musical features of this work.

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Provide the following for the audio clip:
1. Title:
2. Composer:
3. Era:
4. Form of this movement:
5. For whom was this concerto composed?
6: Identify and briefly explain two musical features of this work.

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32 Provide the following for the audio clip:

  1. Title:
  2. Composer:
  3. Era:
  4. Texture of this excerpt: :
  5. Provide two examples of word painting in this work.
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Provide the following for the audio clip:
1. Title:
2. Composer:
3. Era:
4. Language:
5. Composer of thei original melody on which this work is based:
6. Breifly explain the role of the orchestra in this movement.

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

double exposition

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

organum

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

Musica enchiriadis

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

nonsense syllables

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

ritornello form

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

Counter-Reformation

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

musica ficta

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

madrigal

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Identify the era most closely associated with each of the following. term.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque or Classical

stile rappresentativo

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a treatise by Philippe de Vitry

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a symphony by Mozart

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

an oratorio by Bach

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a string quartet by Haydn

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a collection of keyboard pieces by Rameau

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

an oratorio by Handel

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a 16th century collection of Italian madrigals

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a Singspiel by Mozart

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a keyboard work by Bach

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Provide the title of a composition, collection, or treatise for the following. Include nicknames, catalogue number, or keys, where appplicable.

a song cycle by Beethoven

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Essay Question - Submit to Jenny for marking
Discuss the following topic and provide examples where appropraite. (out of 5 marks)

Musical features of Gregorian chant.

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Essay Question - Submit to Jenny for marking
Discuss the following topic and provide examples where appropraite. (out of 5 marks)

The Mannheim School’s contributions and its impact on the sonata cycle.

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Essay Question - Submit to Jenny for marking
Discuss the following topic and provide
examples where appropraite. (out of 5 marks)

The Notre Dame School’s contriibutions and its impact on polyphony.

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Essay Question - Submit to Jenny for marking
Describe one of the following works in details. (10 marks)
L’Orfeo
Dido and Aeneas
The Marriage of Figaro

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