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6. What are the dates of Classical period?
- 1750-1850
- 1750-1830
- 1700-1800
- 1750-1800
- 1730-1850
7. What texture does Classical music usually have?
- Contrapuntal
- None of the above
- Polyphonic
- Homophonic
- Monophonic
8. Which order are the three main sections of a sonata form in?
- Exposition, Development, Recapitulation
- Recapitulation, Development, Exposition
- Development, Exposition, Recapitulation
9. In what key is Symphony No. 40 written?
- G minor
- G major
- E major
- E minor
- B minor
10. What is the interval between the first two notes of the first subject?
- A semitone
- An octave
- A tone
- A fifth
- A third
11. What are the dates of Romantic period?
- 1830-1900
- 1850-2000
- 1820-1930
- 1800-1900
- 1800-1950
12. Which describes the form of Chopin's Prelude in D flat?
13. Which word describes the texture of the unaccompanied melodic line at the beginning of the coda?
- Monophonic
- Heterophonic
- Contrapuntal
- Homophonic
- Polyphonic
14. A Prelude is often an introductory piece.
15. In what key is Section A of the Prelude in?
- C major
- D♭ major
- D major
- E minor
- C♯ minor
16. What does the word Peripetie mean in English?
- Sudden change
- Sudden reversal
- Expressionism
- No change
- Anger
17. What is atonal music?
- Music that is not in any particular key
- Music that expresses emotions
- Music full of hexachords
18. For what ensemble is Peripetie written?
- Large orchestra
- Small orchestra
- String ensemble
- Medium sized orchestra
- Wind ensemble
19. What is a hexachord?
- A set of six pitches
- There is no such thing
- A set of 6 instruments
- A set of 6 chords
20. Which describes the texture and rhythm of Peripetie?
- Homophonic with no rhythms
- Homophonic with regular rhythms
- Contrapuntal with complex rhythms
- Polyphonic with regular rhythms
- Monophonic with complex rhythms
