Music Praxis 5113 Exam Questions With 100%
Correct Answers 2024.
WWHWWWH
major scale
WHWWHWW
minor scale
leading tone
vii
soprano
B3-G6
mezzo soprano
G3-A5
Alto
E3-F5
Tenor
C3-B4
Bass
D2-E4
Organum
polyphony that is parallel, early middle ages
Gregorian Chant
Guillaunme de Machaut
Renaissance Period
1420-1600
John Dowland, William Byrd, Thomas Morley
Renaissance composers
Josquin des Prés
master of polyphonic vocal music of the Renaissance period
motet
vocal composition of Renaissance
Baroque Period
1600-1750
Bach, Monteverdi, Handel,
Baroque composers
Arcangelo Corelli
Baroque violinist
Classical Period
1750-1820
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert
Classical Vienna composers
Muzio Clementi
Classical pianist
minuet, gavotte, serenades, divertimenti
, Classical dances
symphonies, sonatas, string quartets
Classical music
Romanic Period
1820-1900
Chopin, Liszt, Berlioz, Schuman, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky
Romantic composers
DeBussy
Impressionist composer
Nationalism
folk music (Ives)
Charles Francois Gounod
Ave Maria
Schoenberg
12 tones
Roman Catholic Mass
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus Dei
Boogie Woogie
late 1920's, derived from the blues, I,IV, V, I associated with dancing
Swing
1930's & 40's, derived from Jazz, double bass, trumpets, trombones,
Rockabilly
1950's, derived from country and rock, strong rhythms, twang
Ragtime
early 1900's, syncopated, ragged rhythm
Improvisation
used by Baroque composers
Ritornello
little return, Baroque, orchestra and chorus
Divertimento
small ensemble, light hearted, Mozart
Fugue
2 or more voices or instruments, built on a subject, introduced by one part and taken up
by another part, 3 sections
Fauxbourndon
False Bass, equal voices
Basso Continuo
continuous bass
Musica Ficta
false music, accidentals, sharps & flat notes are added
Basso Ostinato
ground bass, continually repeated
Guitarron
6 sting bass in Mariachi bands
Mariachi bands
play in octaves
Correct Answers 2024.
WWHWWWH
major scale
WHWWHWW
minor scale
leading tone
vii
soprano
B3-G6
mezzo soprano
G3-A5
Alto
E3-F5
Tenor
C3-B4
Bass
D2-E4
Organum
polyphony that is parallel, early middle ages
Gregorian Chant
Guillaunme de Machaut
Renaissance Period
1420-1600
John Dowland, William Byrd, Thomas Morley
Renaissance composers
Josquin des Prés
master of polyphonic vocal music of the Renaissance period
motet
vocal composition of Renaissance
Baroque Period
1600-1750
Bach, Monteverdi, Handel,
Baroque composers
Arcangelo Corelli
Baroque violinist
Classical Period
1750-1820
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert
Classical Vienna composers
Muzio Clementi
Classical pianist
minuet, gavotte, serenades, divertimenti
, Classical dances
symphonies, sonatas, string quartets
Classical music
Romanic Period
1820-1900
Chopin, Liszt, Berlioz, Schuman, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky
Romantic composers
DeBussy
Impressionist composer
Nationalism
folk music (Ives)
Charles Francois Gounod
Ave Maria
Schoenberg
12 tones
Roman Catholic Mass
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus Dei
Boogie Woogie
late 1920's, derived from the blues, I,IV, V, I associated with dancing
Swing
1930's & 40's, derived from Jazz, double bass, trumpets, trombones,
Rockabilly
1950's, derived from country and rock, strong rhythms, twang
Ragtime
early 1900's, syncopated, ragged rhythm
Improvisation
used by Baroque composers
Ritornello
little return, Baroque, orchestra and chorus
Divertimento
small ensemble, light hearted, Mozart
Fugue
2 or more voices or instruments, built on a subject, introduced by one part and taken up
by another part, 3 sections
Fauxbourndon
False Bass, equal voices
Basso Continuo
continuous bass
Musica Ficta
false music, accidentals, sharps & flat notes are added
Basso Ostinato
ground bass, continually repeated
Guitarron
6 sting bass in Mariachi bands
Mariachi bands
play in octaves
