Lesson 3.1.2
3.1.2 Area of study 1: Western classical tradition 1650–1910 Quiz: AQA Music, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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Which composer wrote the Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622, a study piece for Area 1?
- Chopin
- Haydn
- Mozart
- Handel
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Which movement of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622 is a study piece?
- 3rd movement, Rondo
- 2nd movement, Adagio
- 4th movement, Presto
- 1st movement, Allegro
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Which Beethoven symphony is named as an Area 1 study piece?
- Symphony No. 1
- Symphony No. 3
- Symphony No. 9
- Symphony No. 5
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What tempo marking opens the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 1?
- Adagio molto
- Allegro vivace
- Andante cantabile
- Largo maestoso
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Which three composers feature for orchestral music in Area of Study 1 listening?
- Chopin, Schumann, Liszt
- Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven
- Bach, Handel, Vivaldi
- Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Wagner
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Whose piano music is included in the Area 1 listening list?
- Chopin and Schumann
- Debussy and Satie
- Grieg and Ravel
- Mozart and Haydn
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Which genres of Handel's music are specified for Area of Study 1 listening?
- Operas, Trio Sonatas
- Keyboard Suites, Operas
- Coronation Anthems, Oratorios
- Organ Concertos, Suites
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How is the Western classical tradition defined in the specification?
- Improvised pop music
- Folk dance music
- European art music
- Electronic studio music
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Which choral genre from the late Romantic period is included in Area 1 listening?
- Chorale
- Madrigal
- Requiem
- Motet
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Which element type includes acciaccaturas and appoggiaturas?
- Melody
- Tonality
- Texture
- Dynamics and articulation
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Besides perfect, plagal, imperfect and interrupted, which cadence is listed under Area 1 harmony?
- Tièrce de Picardie
- Phrygian cadence
- Neapolitan cadence
- Deceptive cadence
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A piece has no repeated sections and each section is new. Which structure is this?
- Strophic variation
- Binary AB structure
- Ternary repetition
- Through-composed
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What type of modulation occurs when music moves from C major to G major?
- To the relative
- To the dominant
- To the subdominant
- To the tonic
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In a rondo in the form ABACA, how many times is the main theme A heard?
- Two
- Three
- Five
- Four
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Which term describes a sustained note held under changing harmonies?
- Appoggiatura
- Cadenza
- Ostinato
- Pedal
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Which dynamic term means gradually getting quieter?
- Diminuendo
- Fortissimo
- Crescendo
- Sforzando
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Which texture is a single melody line with no accompaniment?
- Polyphonic
- Antiphonal
- Monophonic
- Homophonic
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What term describes an unaccompanied virtuoso solo passage near the end of a concerto movement?
- Cadenza
- Coda
- Ritornello
- Tutti
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Which musical structure features a solo phrase immediately answered by another phrase?
- Ground bass
- Fugue
- Call and response
- Theme and variations
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What term describes a short bass line repeated continuously throughout a piece?
- Ground bass
- Walking bass
- Basso continuo
- Alberti bass
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