Chapter 16 Quiz

. The German Romantic Lied typically consists of which performers?

. In the early nineteenth century, the private genre most associated with Romanticism was ___________.

. ___________ published collections of translated English and Scandinavian poetry that were eventually set to music as the earliest German Romantic ballads.

. Schubert's most popular symphony, the "Brandenburg," was not actually premiered until 1865—forty years after the composer's death.

. Schubert inherited a rich tradition of Lieder composition from composers like Haydn and Beethoven, who pursued the genre intensely as a means to gain favor from their aristocratic patrons.

. What happens at the end of Schubert's Erlkönig?

. Schubert's setting of Erlkönig is ___________.

. A "Schubertiade" refers to ___________.

. Which of the following is an example of a "character piece?"

. In Schubert's music, a harmonic movement to the ___________ came to signify crossing into the realm of "innerness."

. In Schubert's lifetime, the piano became the Romantic instrument par excellence.

. During his lifetime, Schubert was known mostly for his ___________.

. Schubert never composed an opera.

. Schubert's impromptus were ___________.

. Which of the following was not composed by Schubert?

. The German Romantic Lied typically consists of which performers?

. In the early nineteenth century, the private genre most associated with Romanticism was ___________.

. ___________ published collections of translated English and Scandinavian poetry that were eventually set to music as the earliest German Romantic ballads.

. Schubert's most popular symphony, the "Brandenburg," was not actually premiered until 1865—forty years after the composer's death.

. Schubert inherited a rich tradition of Lieder composition from composers like Haydn and Beethoven, who pursued the genre intensely as a means to gain favor from their aristocratic patrons.

. What happens at the end of Schubert's Erlkönig?

. Schubert's setting of Erlkönig is ___________.

. A "Schubertiade" refers to ___________.

. Which of the following is an example of a "character piece?"

. In Schubert's music, a harmonic movement to the ___________ came to signify crossing into the realm of "innerness."

. In Schubert's lifetime, the piano became the Romantic instrument par excellence.

. During his lifetime, Schubert was known mostly for his ___________.

. Schubert never composed an opera.

. Schubert's impromptus were ___________.

. Which of the following was not composed by Schubert?

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