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Who proclaimed: "If it is art it is not for everybody; if it is for everybody it is not art"? - ️️Schoenberg Stravinsky's Octet helped usher in a new creative period, commonly called: - ️️Neoclassicism Which of the following "classical" forms does Stravinsky include in the Octet: - ️️Sonata Form and Theme and Variations Which of the following describes Stravinsky's Octet? - ️️Three Movements Used modernist mannerisms Used eighteenth century mannerisms In t...

MUHI 100 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solution Graded A+ A melody that repeats with each stanza of a poem is called Strophic The early Classical symphony was characterized by quickly ascending themes with a strong rhythmic drive. These are known as: Rocket themes Early notation employed small ascending and descending signs written above the words to suggest the melodic contours of chants. These signs were called: Neumes What is considered to be America's unique contribution to w...

MUHI 100 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solution Graded A+ A melody that repeats with each stanza of a poem is called Strophic The early Classical symphony was characterized by quickly ascending themes with a strong rhythmic drive. These are known as: Rocket themes Early notation employed small ascending and descending signs written above the words to suggest the melodic contours of chants. These signs were called: Neumes What is considered to be America's unique contribution to w...

Tempo - ️️Speed Pulse - ️️The beat Rhythmic Deviations - ️️changes to the pulse or tempo Meter - ️️Simple, Compound, Asymmetric Ostinato - ️️a musical phrase repeated over and over during a composition Melody - ️️Notes in succession Harmony - ️️Chord, accompaniment Interval - ️️The distance between two notes Half-step - ️️Smallest distance between two notes Octave - ️️8 line stanza Consonance - ️️agreement or compatibility...

the first movement of a symphony is usually in _________ form? - ️️Sonata Allegro which of the following is an established, living American composer of musicals? - ️️Andrew Lloyd Webber The model for Bartok's Melodies can be found in - ️️Hungarian folk songs with which period in Schoenberg's carer is pierrot lunaire assosciated? - ️️the post-romantic period to which technique in painting can Klangfarbenmelodie be compared> - ️️Abstract expressionism which ...

What instruments are in a string quartet? - ️️viola, two violins, and a cello. What are string quartets also known as? - ️️chamber ensembles, smaller groups. What is a narrow definition for classical music? - ️️music that was written between What is a broad definition for classical music? - ️️music that stands the test of time, aka transcendence. any music intended for a concert. What is a narrow definition for popular music? - ️️genre we call pop!! What is a ...

MUHI 100 Final Exam Questions And Answers

Comprehensive, detailed notes on Musical Elements. Covers pitch and melody, rhythm and meter, harmony, organization of musical sounds, musical texture, musical forms, tempo and dynamics, musical texts, musical instruments, and style and function of music in society. Originally created for Introduction to Music History (MUHI100) and The Enjoyment of Music (14th Edition) textbook, but goes along with any introductory music history class. Notes are clear, concise, and aesthetically pleasing with...

a texture featuring a single unaccompanied line - ️️monophonic when 2 or more melodic lines are combined - ️️polyphonic the term, a cappella, refers to choral music performed - ️️without any accompaniment A setting of plainchant with 2 to 4 notes per syllable is called what - ️️Neumatic the term timbre refers to - ️️the color of the tone The degree of loudness or softness at which music is played is called - ️️Dynamics A texture in which a single voice t...

In-depth, detailed notes on Unit 4 of Introduction to Music History -- the Romantic Era. Topics covered are: overview of the Era, Romantic artists, Romantic style, Beethoven and the Fifth Symphony, Lieder, women in music during the 18th century -- Fanny Hensel and Clara Schumann, Hector Berlioz and the Program Symphony and the Symphony Fantastique, Brahms, and Impressionism. Notes are clear, concise, and aesthetically pleasing, with beautiful photographs that illustrate the content.