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Chapter 23 Quiz
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Beginning about 1880, the genre of the symphony experienced a revival of attention by composers in Europe and America.
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b) FALSE
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The "canon" in the late nineteenth century refers to ___________.
a) Establishment of a permanent concert repertory based on music of the past
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b) Reaction against music of the past, in favor of contemporary compositions
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Which composer was heralded early in his career by Robert Schumann as a musical messiah?
a) Antonín Dvořák
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b) Amy Cheney Beach
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c) Johannes Brahms
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d) Anton Bruckner
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Brahms's G-Minor Piano Quartet features long, flowing melodies, rather than short, atomic motives.
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b) FALSE
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Arnold Schoenberg used the term "developing variation" to describe which composer's music?
a) Richard Wagner
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b) Anton Bruckner
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c) Johannes Brahms
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d) Antonín Dvořák
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All of the following describe Brahms's A German Requiem except ___________.
a) It was a liturgical work.
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b) It was inspired by the death of his mother.
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c) It includes a substantial amount of fugal writing.
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d) It was a choral and orchestral work.
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Brahms's first symphony ___________.
a) Was a student composition
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b) Was never performed during his lifetime
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c) Was written when he was already a mature composer
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d) Was the last composition he ever wrote
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The finale of Brahms's first symphony refers to which composition?
a) Beethoven's "Ode to Joy"
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b) A melody Brahms wrote for Clara Schumann's birthday
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c) A Bach cantata
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d) All of the above
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In the works of Beethoven, Brahms, and Bruckner, "cyclicism" refers to the reuse of a theme in multiple movements of a work.
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b) FALSE
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Anton Bruckner's experience as ___________ influenced his orchestrational style.
a) A violinist
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b) A pianist
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c) An organist
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d) A cellist
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Which European composer wrote a symphony "From the New World"?
a) Johannes Brahms
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b) Anton Bruckner
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c) Antonín Dvořák
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d) Bedřich Smetana
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Portions of Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 were based on The Song of Hiawatha, a poem by ___________.
a) Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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b) William Wordsworth
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c) Alexander Pushkin
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d) Anton Seidl
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___________ brought Antonín Dvořák to America to head the National Conservatory of Music in New York.
a) Fritz Simrock
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b) Jeanette Thurber
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c) Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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d) Anton Seidl
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Amy Cheney Beach advocated for the use of ___________ by American composers.
a) African American spirituals
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b) Native American melodies
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c) Irish and Scottish songs
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d) All of the above
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César Franck's main instrument was ___________.
a) Piano
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b) Cello
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c) Clarinet
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d) Organ
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