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Chapter 31 Quiz
Joseph Haydn
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In what city did Haydn compose the twelve symphonies that are considered the culmination of his symphonic style?
London
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Paris
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Vienna
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Leipzig
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Which statement about the Esterházy family is NOT true?
They eventually became the largest landowners in Hungary
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Dedicated patrons of the arts, three of the family's princes employed Haydn as court composer
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They were fierce political rivals of the Hapsburg family, if never openly rebellious
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They expected Haydn, as court composer, to appear on command with all of his musicians ready to perform
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How did Haydn petition his employer to grant his orchestral musicians leave to visit their families?
By composing a symphonic movement that ends with each musician symbolically dropping out
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By writing an opera about the journey of Odysseus
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The two conversed as equals due to their common Enlightenment philosophy, so the composer simply asked
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By going over his employer's head and petitioning the Emperor; included in this petition was the score for the famed
Emperor
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Haydn composed
The Creation
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The Seasons
in response to the legacy of which composer?
Bach
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Handel
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Byrd
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Purcell
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Haydn's music was so popular that his compositions were widely performed in Vienna, London, and Paris, and he received commissions from France, Spain, and Italy.
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False
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By the time Haydn began writing symphonies, there were two basic types: the Italian, in three movements (fast-slow-fast) and the German, in four movements (one of which was usually a minuet and trio).
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Listen to the selection from the fourth movement of Haydn's Symphony No. 94 in G major (
Surprise
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The theme is restated in multiple keys and the strings drop out completely
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The music returns to tonic, the tempo is rapid, and the dynamics are loud
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The music feigns a modulation and moves to the dominant with a dramatic diminuendo
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The dynamics are consistently soft and the texture is monophonic
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Listen to the selection from Haydn's String Quartet in G major, Op. 76 No. 3 (
Emperor
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Fourth, because it is forte with all instruments sharing the theme
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Second, because the Emperor's theme is in the cello
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Fourth, the first violin has the Emperor's theme
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First, because the Emperor's theme is in the viola
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