Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi all composed during what musical era?

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Baqoque
Classical
Romantic
20th Century
Haydn and Mozart both composed during what musical era?
1 point
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
20th Century
Cage and Schoenberg both composed during what musical era?
1 point
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
20th Century
Who studies music of the world and other cultures?
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Music Critic
Music Theorist
Acoustician
Ethnomusicologish
Program Music tells a story.
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True
False
You would expect to hear a singer in ALL of these except
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Opera
Lied
Cantata
Concerto
John Cage wrote a famous piece entitled 4'33" in which there is no sound, only silence. What era would that represent?
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Baroque
Classical
Romantic
20th Century
Beethoven's 5th Symphony is often described as
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Sacred Music (for the church)
A battle between hero and fate
A half-man/half-goat waking up in the morning
Chance Music
Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun is often described as
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Sacred Music (for the church)
A battle between hero and fate
A half-man/half-goat waking up in the morning
Chance Music
A Bach cantata is often described as
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Sacred Music (for the church)
A battle between hero and fate
A half-man/half-goat waking up in the morning
Chance Music
Which one would not be in a dance suite?
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Hornpipe
Gigue
Aria
Minuet
You would expect to hear singers in an oratorio and an opera.
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True
False
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Answer 1

Here are the correct answers to your questions:

1. Handel, Bach, and Vivaldi all composed during what musical era?

   • Baroque

2. Haydn and Mozart both composed during what musical era?

   • Classical

3. Cage and Schoenberg both composed during what musical era?

   • 20th Century

4. Who studies music of the world and other cultures?

   • Ethnomusicologist

5. Program Music tells a story.

   • True

6. You would expect to hear a singer in ALL of these except

   • Concerto

7. John Cage wrote a famous piece entitled 4'33" in which there is no sound, only silence. What era would that represent?

   • 20th Century

8. Beethoven's 5th Symphony is often described as

   • A battle between hero and fate

9. Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun is often described as

   • A half-man/half-goat waking up in the morning

10. A Bach cantata is often described as

    • Sacred Music (for the church)

11. Which one would not be in a dance suite?

    • Aria

12. You would expect to hear singers in an oratorio and an opera.

    • True

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