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music final

final questions for music

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What is melody? a basic musical element consisting of a series of pitches of particular duration that sound one after another
What is form? the aspect of music involving the overall structuring and organization of music is known
What is harmony? a composite sound made up of 2 or more pitches that sound simultaneously
What is texture? the relationship between the melodic and harmonic aspects of a piece of music
What is the Italian word for "Medium Soft"? mezzo piano
What does "mezzo forte" mean? medium loud
What is the Italian word for "Loud"? forte
What is the Italian word for "very loud"? fortissimo
What is the Italian word for "very soft"? pianissimo
What is the Italian word for "soft"? piano
What are the dynamics from loudest to softest? ff f mf mp p pp
What are the three musicals Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote in the 1940s and 1950s? Oklahoma, South Pacific, and Sound of Music
What was controversial about the musical "Showboat"? there was interracial couples
Who composed "Showboat"? Jerome Kern
Who wrote the musical for the Westside Story? Leonard Bernstein
What shakespeare play was the Westside story based on? Romeo and Juliet
The music of Les Miserables was composed by who? Claude-Michele Schoenberg
What are the musicals composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber called? Jesus Christ Super Star, Evita, Cats, Phantom of the Opera
European operettas and American musicals are different in all of the following ways except? There are no chorus parts in musicals
Where were most early musicals composed and performed? Broadway, New York
Gilbert and Sullivan's musical works are known as what? operettas
Who wrote Over There, I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy, Grand Old Flag, and Give My Regards to Broadway? George Gershwin
Which 1920s musical is the exception to the normal light fare that was common at the time? Jerome Kern's Show Boat
The name of George Gershwin's folk opera is what? Porgy and Bess
Which popular music style did Gershwin use in Porgy and Bess? african american jazz
When did musicals begin to tour the United States? in the 1940s
Which composer of musicals was also a famous conductor and successful composer of orchestral, chamber, choral, and operatic works? Leonard Bernstein
Which two musical theater composers were also very important in the world of serious concert music? George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein
What musicals were composed by Stephen Sondheim? Sweeney Todd, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A Little Nigh Music
What is not a characteristic that separates modern musicals from opera? they have elaborate staging, costuming and dancing
What musical was not a rock-based musical? Sweeney Todd
Which musical is Andrew Lloyd Webber's most operatic work? The Phantom of the Opera
The first classical composer to write a film score was who? Camille Saint-Saens
A film score most closely resembles what? incidental music
Who designed the cue sheets used by accompanists of early films? Max Winkler
The Vitaphone system allowed producers to do what? music recorded on phonographs to be played in sync with films
Which was the first film to use the vita phone system? Don Juan
Which of the following was the first used vita phone system for both music and spoken dialogue? Gone with the Wind
Which was one of the first movie composers? Max Steiner
Which was the first major movie for which Max Steiner composed the score? King Kong
What three movies did Max Steiner write the scores for? Gone with The Wind, Casablanca, King Kong
What composer did Alfred Hitchcock choose to write music for several of his films? Bernard Hermann
What score won Aaron Copland an Academy Award? The Heiress
Who composed the score for star wars? John Williams
What was the first movie with a synthesized score to win an Academy Award? Midnight Express
John Corigliano wrote what three films scores for? Altered States, Revolution, and The Red Violin
Who wrote the music for Titanic? James Horner
The music for 2001: A Space Odyssey is a good example of a movie score that did what? compiled from carefully chosen classical complications
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