Test #3

Question 1

Jeanie with light brown hair

Answer 1

Foster

1826-1864

Question 2

Dream of a witches sabbath

Answer 2

Berlioz

1803-1869

Question 3

Souvienr de Porto Rico

Answer 3

Gottschalk

1829-1869

Question 4

Un sospiro

Answer 4

Liszt

1811-1886

Question 5

Violin concerto in E minora

Answer 5

Mendelssohn

1809-1847

Question 6

Noctune in D-flat op27 no2

Answer 6

Chopin

1810-1849

Question 7

Fantasiestucke

Answer 7

Schumann

1810-1856

Question 8

Une voce poco fa

Answer 8

Rossini

1792-1868

Question 9

Symphony No.4 E minor

Answer 9

Brahms

1833-1897

Question 10

Gretchen Amspinnrade

Answer 10

Schubert

1797-1928

Question 11

Tristan and Isolde

Answer 11

Wagner

1813-1883

Question 12

Wagner

Answer 12

Invited new genre: music drama

Did not call it opera

Question 13

Wagner

Answer 13

During this time he published a series of essays on his theories about opera in Oper und Drama

Question 14

Wagner

Answer 14

Gesamtkunstwerk: absolute oneness of drama and music.

Question 15

Wagner

Answer 15

Leitmotif

A. It may recall an object in situations where the object itself is not present.
B. It may be varied, developed, or transformed as the plot develops.
C. Similar motives may suggest a connection between the objects to which they refer.
D. Motives may be contrapuntally combined.
E. By their repetition, motives may help unify a scene or an opera as recurrent themes unify a symphony.