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Question #1
Which is NOT a well-known keyboard work by J. S. Bach?
A.
Water Music
B.
Art of Fugue
C.
Well-Tempered Clavier
Question #2
A highly structured contrapuntal form, based on a single theme or subject is a:
A.
fugue
B.
prelude
Question #3
The main theme of a fugue is known as the:
A.
subject
B.
fugato
C.
episode
Question #4
How many preludes and fugues make up the collection entitled The Well-Tempered Clavier?
A.
48
B.
24
C.
12
Question #5
Which is NOT an important keyboard instrument in the Baroque era?
A.
piano
B.
organ
C.
harpsichord
Question #6
Which contrapuntal device involves playing the melody in longer note values?
A.
inversion
B.
retrograde
C.
augmentation
Question #7
The __________ is an alternating section of a fugue and does not present the subject.
A.
coda
B.
episode
C.
exposition
Question #8
How many voices state the subject in the exposition of J. S. Bach’s Contrapunctus 1?
A.
two
B.
three
C.
four
Question #9
Polyphonic textures are most prevalent in the music of the:
A.
early Baroque
B.
late Baroque
C.
Classical era
Question #10
Which contrapuntal device presents the melody twice as fast as the original theme?
A.
augmentation
B.
diminution
C.
stretto
Question #11
Figured bass notation can be found in the music of the:
A.
Classical era
B.
Baroque era
Question #12
Which contrapuntal device presents the melody turned upside down (in mirror image)?
A.
stretto
B.
inversion
C.
retrograde
Question #13
The clarinet and trombone were introduced into the orchestra in the:
A.
Baroque era
B.
Classical era
Question #14
Which era saw the development of the sonata-allegro form?
A.
Classical era
B.
Baroque era
Question #15
Symmetrical and balanced phrases are a characteristic of:
A.
Baroque style
B.
Classical style
Question #16
Forte/piano contrasts and echo effects are typical in the music of the:
A.
Baroque era
B.
Classical era
Question #17
The symphony and string quartet were favored instrumental genres of the:
A.
Baroque era
B.
Classical era
Question #18
Use of chromatic harmony for expressive effect was most typical of:
A.
Baroque style
B.
Classical style
Question #19
The last work J. S. Bach wrote for the keyboard was his:
A.
Well-Tempered Clavier
B.
Brandenburg concertos
C.
The Art of Fugue
Question #20
Which Baroque keyboard instrument had strings that were plucked by quills?
A.
piano
B.
clavichord
C.
harpsichord
Question #21
The first section of a fugue is called the:
A.
exposition
B.
episode
C.
opening
Question #22
A melody that is stated backward is said to be in:
A.
inversion
B.
retrograde
C.
augmentation
Question #23
J. S. Bach’s most comprehensive example of contrapuntal writing is his Art of Fugue.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #24
The piano was the most popular Baroque keyboard instrument.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #25
The toccata is a highly virtuosic form.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #26
Augmentation refers to a melody in which the note values are made longer.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
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