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Final Exam Flashcards

1
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Baroque

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  • Frescobaldi
  • Handel
  • Rossi
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Classical

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  • Beethoven
  • Mozart
  • Schubert
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Romantic

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  • Brahms
  • Debussy
  • Mendelssohn
  • Nicolai
  • Strauss
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4
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After 1900

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everyone else

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5
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Frescobaldi

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  • Baroque

- Italy

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6
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Handel

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  • Baroque

- Germany

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7
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Rossi

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  • Baroque

- Italy

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8
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Beethoven

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  • Classical

- Austria

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Mozart

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  • Classical

- Austria

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Schubert

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  • Classical

- Austria

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11
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Brahms

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  • Romantic

- Germany/Austria

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12
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Debussy

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  • Romantic

- France

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13
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Mendelssohn

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  • Romantic

- Germany

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14
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Nicolai

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  • Romantic

- Germany

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15
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Strauss II

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  • Romantic

- Austria

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16
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Keiko Abe

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  • After 1900

- Japan

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17
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Boulez

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  • After 1900

- France

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18
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Alexiadis

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  • After 1900

- Greece

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19
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Antoniou

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  • After 1900

- Greece

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20
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Brookmeyer

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  • After 1900

- USA

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21
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Crumb

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  • After 1900

- USA

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22
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Guastavino

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  • After 1900

- Argentina

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23
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Inserto

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  • After 1900

- USA

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24
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Janacek

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  • After 1900

- Czech Republic

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25
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Ligeti

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  • After 1900

- Hungary

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26
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Maggio

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  • After 1900

- USA

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27
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McNeely

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  • After 1900

- USA

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28
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Philippakopoulos

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  • After 1900

- Greece

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29
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Poulenc

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  • After 1900

- France

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30
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Rollins

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  • After 1900

- USA

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31
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Shoenberg

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  • After 1900

- Austria

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32
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Schwendinger

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  • After 1900
  • USA
  • UW faculty
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33
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Webern

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  • After 1900

- Austria

34
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Adiago

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  • Slow tempo
35
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Largo

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  • Slow tempo
36
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Allegro

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  • Moderately fast tempo
37
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Andante

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  • walking speed tempo
38
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Scherzo

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  • “joke” lighthearted
39
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Countertenor

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  • male who sings in alto or mezzo-soprano range
40
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Tenor

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  • high range male
41
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Baritone

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  • middle range male
42
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Bass

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  • low range male
43
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Harpsichord

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  • Keyboard family

- brass/iron strings are plucked

44
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Percussion Family

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  • Drums
  • bells
  • triangles
  • marimba/xylophone
45
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Janggu

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  • korean percussion instrument
46
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Tar and Darabukka

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  • middle eastern drums
47
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Woodwind Family

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  • Oboe
  • Bassoon
  • Flute
  • Clarinet
  • Saxophone
48
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Oboe

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  • double-reed

- treble range

49
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Bassoon

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  • double-reed

- bass range

50
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Clarinet

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  • single-reed

- middle range

51
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Saxophone

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  • single-reed

- many ranges

52
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String Family

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  • Violin
  • Viola
  • Violincello
53
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Violin

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  • treble instrument

- four strings

54
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Viola

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  • middle range
55
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Violincello

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  • bass range

- four strings

56
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String family Bow

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  • wood with horse hair from horse tail
57
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Brass Family

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  • Trumpet
  • Horn
  • Trombone
  • Tuba
58
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Meaning of Schubertiade

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  • musical party held during Schubert’s life where many of the composer’s works were first heard
59
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Meaning of Lieder

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  • songs
60
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Sonata is composed for _____

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  • small group of performers or solo
61
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Unusual approaches to playing an instrument

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  • extended techniques
62
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String quartets are composed of ____

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  • 2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello
63
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Janacek composed a string quartet inspired by which novelist?

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  • Leo Tolstoy
64
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Menuetto

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  • social dance in triple time
65
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Janggu drum symbolizes ___

A

rain

66
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meaning of “Samulnori”

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  • to play with four instruments
67
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Mozart’s Prussian Quartets were dedicated to ____

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King of Prussia

68
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Mendelssohn’s compositions were inspired by _____

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Beethoven

69
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Toccato: Largo e drammatico - Allegro vivace

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  • slow and dramatic, then becoming fast and lively
70
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Tema pastorale con variazioni

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  • pastoral theme with variations
71
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Derive I is constructed around which single idea?

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  • a single six-note chord
72
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Pro Arte Quartet

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  • came from Belgium in 1911

- now reside in Madison

73
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Which composer lost his hearing?

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  • Beethoven
74
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Richard Davis (professor at UW) performed with who?

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  • jazz singer Sarah Vaughan
75
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Who often plays solos in jazz performances?

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  • sax or trumpet
76
Q
  • How many colors in Korean musician’s clothing?
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five

77
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Pungmul

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  • korean music with a base in farming, military, and religion
78
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Jazz performance solos

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  • clapped for while band continues to play
79
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Chamber Music

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  • type of music intended to be performed for a small group
80
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Dialogue

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  • exchanging musical ideas among instruments
81
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Tango originated in _____

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  • Argentina and Uruguay
82
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Vocalese

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  • fitting lyrics to a previous only instrumental piece

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