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BYU Music 101 Exam 3 Questions and Answers
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BYU Music 101 Exam 3 Questions andAnswers
arrangement - Answer-(R) rewrite w/new style
ballet (R) - Answer-Story told through programmatic orchestra music and dancing
Berlioz, Hector - Answer-(R) Program symphony
Bizet, Georges - Answer-(R) Opera
Brahms, Johannes - Answer-(R) chamber music
chamber music (R) - Answer-Same as classical but less form and more program music
character piece - Answer-(R) Short solo piano piece w/no set form, convey emotion
Bagatelle - Answer-character piece
ballade - Answer-character piece
capriccio - Answer-character piece
étude - Answer-character piece
humoresque - Answer-character piece
impromptu - Answer-character piece
intermezzo - Answer-character piece
Lied ohne Worte [Song without words] - Answer-character piece
lyric piece - Answer-character piece
mazurka - Answer-character piece
moments musicaux - Answer-character piece
nocturne - Answer-character piece
novelette - Answer-character piece
polonaise - Answer-character piece
, prelude - Answer-character piece
rhapsody - Answer-character piece
scherzo - Answer-character piece
tarantella - Answer-character piece
waltz/valse - Answer-character piece
Chopin, Frederic - Answer-(R) character pieces
concert overture (R) - Answer-A single movement work of program music for orchestra
concerto (R) - Answer-less form, less change in # of movements, written cadenzas
Dies Irae - Answer-(R) melody of the judgement day from the Catholic Mass
Gesamtkunstwerk - Answer-(R) Literally "total work of art" German word for music
drama
idée fixe - Answer-(R) repeating melody meant to represent a character or idea- Berlioz
leitmotiv - Answer-(R) short melodies that represent people, places, emotions, etc.,
influenced by idee fixe? WAGNER only
lied (forms, era) - Answer-(R) German love song based on poem
Voice and piano
strophic form- same music for all verses
modified strophic- same music for most verses, some modified
through-composed- different music for all verses
Liszt, Franz - Answer-(R) Character pieces
Mahler, Gustav - Answer-(R) symphony
Mass (R) - Answer-Some masses written for concerts, not church
Mendelssohn, Felix - Answer-(R) orchestral music
music drama - Answer-(R) Wagner's word for his operas
opera (R) - Answer-Less aria, chorus or recitative, more realistic, action doesn't stop, no
inner monologue, characters hear and react to arias
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