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Chapter 28 Quiz
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Neoclassicism marks the beginning of twentieth-century musical style, as distinct from the "long nineteenth-century."
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Which of Igor Stravinsky's pieces best displays his move to Neoclassicism?
a) The Rite of Spring
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b) The Firebird
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c) Wozzeck
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d) The Octet
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For Igor Stravinsky, Neoclassicism meant a return to ___________ musical mannerisms.
a) Primitivist
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b) Modernist
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c) Eighteenth-century
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d) Medieval
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The event that shattered the Romantic faith in progress was ___________.
a) The French Revolution
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b) The First World War
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c) The Great Depression
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d) The Second World War
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The Society for Private Musical Performances was created by Igor Stravinsky.
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b) FALSE
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In his Neoclassical compositions, Stravinsky sought to banish all emotive content from his music.
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b) FALSE
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Who famously declared, "If it is art it is not for everybody; if it is for everybody it is not art"?
a) Arnold Schoenberg
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b) Igor Stravinsky
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c) Alban Berg
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d) Anton Webern
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Who devised the twelve-tone method?
a) Igor Stravinsky
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b) Alban Berg
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c) Arnold Schoenberg
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d) Anton Webern
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In a twelve-tone composition, each of these is a way that the prime version of a tone row was altered except ___________.
a) Retrograde
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b) Aggregate
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c) Retrograde inversion
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d) Inversion
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Which of the following is a twelve-tone composition?
a) The Octet
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b) The Rake's Progress
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c) Erwartung
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d) Suite for Piano, Op. 25
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The method of composition that uses ordered tone rows is commonly called ___________.
a) Octatonicism
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b) Expressionism
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c) Serialism
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d) Neoclassicism
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Alban Berg's ___________ was secretly inscribed with messages to the woman he loved.
a) Suite for Piano, Op. 25
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b) Erwartung
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c) Wozzeck
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d) Lyric Suite
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Which composer most prominently combined twelve-tone techniques with elements of Romanticism?
a) Alban Berg
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b) Igor Stravinsky
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c) Anton Webern
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d) Arnold Schoenberg
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Of the following, which composer was most interested in economy of material and symmetry of tone rows?
a) Alban Berg
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b) Igor Stravinsky
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c) Anton Webern
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d) Arnold Schoenberg
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All of the following describe Anton Webern's Symphony, Op. 21, except ___________.
a) It is a twelve-tone composition.
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b) It is very long, running over an hour.
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c) It is pointillistic.
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d) It was influenced by Renaissance counterpoint.
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