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ClassicismVersion en ligne Classicism review par Katy Fischer A B C D E H I L M N O P Q R S T U V Y Z Contains A __________ was the musical capital of Europe in Classicism. Starts with B Composer of the Ninth Symphony with the famous final choral movement. Starts with C Artistic period that goes from the middle of the s. XVIII at the beginning of the s. XIX. Starts with D Section of the sonata form that alters the themes and may include new material. Starts with E Section of the sonata form that presents all the topics and is usually repeated in its entirety. Contains H Classical instrumental ensemble that included a more complete group of strings, flutes, clarinets, oboes and bassoons. Contains I Operatic genre whose arguments are based on mythological and heroic themes. Gluck reformed the genre. Contains L The favorite accompaniment pattern of Classicism was the bass __________ with broken or arpegied chords. Starts with M Religious vocal form that became an operatic-style piece written for orchestra, choir and soloists. Contains N Instrumental form with 4 contrasting movements written for orchestra. Starts with O Religious vocal form identical to the opera at the end of the s. XVIII. The main composer was Haydn. Contains P Instrument designed by Bartolomeo Cristofori around 1760. Contains Q Classical instrumental ensemble of chamber music consisting of 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 cello. Starts with R Section of the sonata form that presents all the themes of the exhibition again, in the tonic. Starts with S Structure on which all instrumental forms of Classicism are based. Contains T Instrumental form with 3 contrasting movements written for orchestra and soloist. Contains U Operic genre whose arguments are based on everyday life, which the public understood better. The main composer was Mozart. Contains V The composers of Classicism began to become liberal artists, but they were still considered __________. Contains Y The predominant texture of Classicism was ___, with a clear melody on cordal accompaniment. Contains Z Composer of the opera "The Magic Flute".

ClassicismVersion en ligne

Classicism review

par Katy Fischer

Contains A

__________ was the musical capital of Europe in Classicism.

Starts with B

Composer of the Ninth Symphony with the famous final choral movement.

Starts with C

Artistic period that goes from the middle of the s. XVIII at the beginning of the s. XIX.

Starts with D

Section of the sonata form that alters the themes and may include new material.

Starts with E

Section of the sonata form that presents all the topics and is usually repeated in its entirety.

Contains H

Classical instrumental ensemble that included a more complete group of strings, flutes, clarinets, oboes and bassoons.

Contains I

Operatic genre whose arguments are based on mythological and heroic themes. Gluck reformed the genre.

Contains L

The favorite accompaniment pattern of Classicism was the bass __________ with broken or arpegied chords.

Starts with M

Religious vocal form that became an operatic-style piece written for orchestra, choir and soloists.

Contains N

Instrumental form with 4 contrasting movements written for orchestra.

Starts with O

Religious vocal form identical to the opera at the end of the s. XVIII. The main composer was Haydn.

Contains P

Instrument designed by Bartolomeo Cristofori around 1760.

Contains Q

Classical instrumental ensemble of chamber music consisting of 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 cello.

Starts with R

Section of the sonata form that presents all the themes of the exhibition again, in the tonic.

Starts with S

Structure on which all instrumental forms of Classicism are based.

Contains T

Instrumental form with 3 contrasting movements written for orchestra and soloist.

Contains U

Operic genre whose arguments are based on everyday life, which the public understood better. The main composer was Mozart.

Contains V

The composers of Classicism began to become liberal artists, but they were still considered __________.

Contains Y

The predominant texture of Classicism was ___, with a clear melody on cordal accompaniment.

Contains Z

Composer of the opera "The Magic Flute".

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ClassicismVersion en ligne

par Katy Fischer

Contains A

__________ was the musical capital of Europe in Classicism.

Starts with B

Composer of the Ninth Symphony with the famous final choral movement.

Starts with C

Artistic period that goes from the middle of the s. XVIII at the beginning of the s. XIX.

Starts with D

Section of the sonata form that alters the themes and may include new material.

Starts with E

Section of the sonata form that presents all the topics and is usually repeated in its entirety.

Contains H

Classical instrumental ensemble that included a more complete group of strings, flutes, clarinets, oboes and bassoons.

Contains I

Operatic genre whose arguments are based on mythological and heroic themes. Gluck reformed the genre.

Contains L

The favorite accompaniment pattern of Classicism was the bass __________ with broken or arpegied chords.

Starts with M

Religious vocal form that became an operatic-style piece written for orchestra, choir and soloists.

Contains N

Instrumental form with 4 contrasting movements written for orchestra.

Starts with O

Religious vocal form identical to the opera at the end of the s. XVIII. The main composer was Haydn.

Contains P

Instrument designed by Bartolomeo Cristofori around 1760.

Contains Q

Classical instrumental ensemble of chamber music consisting of 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 cello.

Starts with R

Section of the sonata form that presents all the themes of the exhibition again, in the tonic.

Starts with S

Structure on which all instrumental forms of Classicism are based.

Contains T

Instrumental form with 3 contrasting movements written for orchestra and soloist.

Contains U

Operic genre whose arguments are based on everyday life, which the public understood better. The main composer was Mozart.

Contains V

The composers of Classicism began to become liberal artists, but they were still considered __________.

Contains Y

The predominant texture of Classicism was ___, with a clear melody on cordal accompaniment.

Contains Z

Composer of the opera "The Magic Flute".