1st Music Appreciation Exam

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1. Music can be defined as a. an art based on the organization of sounds in time. b. sounds produced by musical instruments c. sounds that are pleasing, as opposed to noise. d. a system of symbols that performers learn to read. 2. The four main properties of musical sounds are pitch, dynamics, tone color, and a. rhythm b. duration c. melody d. medium 3. The relative highness or lowness of a sound is called a. timbre b. dynamics c. pitch d. octaves 4. Degrees of loudness and softness are called a. dynamics b. pitches c. notes d. tone color 5. When the string player causes small pitch fluctuations by rocking the left hand while pressing the string down, it is called a. pizzicato b. vibrato c. tremolo d. nervosa 6. Woodwind instruments are so named because they a. are made of wood b. use a wooden reed c. were originally made of wood d. have wooden key mechanisms 7. The vibrations of brass instruments come from
a. the musician’s lips b. a single reed c. a double reed d. column of air in a metal tube 8. KEY refers to a. the major scale b. a central tone, scale, and chord c. any twelve random pitches d. a musical symbol placed at the beginning of the staff 9 Gregorian chant a. is polyphonic in texture b. has no texture c. is monophonic in texture d. is homophonic in texture 10. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s a. music includes 104 masses and some 450 other sacred works b. training, like Josquin’s, was in Flanders c. career centered in Florence d. all of the above 11. The word BAROQUE has at various times meant all of the following EXCEPT a. elaborately ornamented b. naturalistic c. bizarre d. flamboyant 12. The two giants of Baroque composition were George Frederic Handel and a. Johann Christian Bach b. Giovanni Gabrieli c. Johann Sebastian Bach d. Galileo Galilei 13. Handel’s MESSIAH is an example of a. musical comedy b. an opera
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