The term _______ refers to the variety of short piano forms comprising Frederic Chopin’s repertory. 21.The music of the Baroque period is usually characterized by 22.The rhythmic patterns of Indian music are called

1.    By the time he/she was 17 years of age, _______ had already written the Octet for Strings, op.20
2.    Public Enemy’s citation of “Don’t Worry Be Happy” is a/an _______ statement about the quality of contemporary black music.
3.    Opera took hold in England in the _______ century.
4.    The character of a sound is referred to as its
5.    Which of the following is a traditional Indian instrument?
6.    According to your textbook, which composer is considered to be the most controversial composer who ever lived?
7.    What term is used to describe the combination of contrasting melodies played at the same time?
8.    When we hear three or more notes played simultaneously, we’re hearing a
9.    Dido and Aeneas is an example of _______ opera
10.Which one of the following is an example of an oratorio
11.Every mass political movement since the _______ has had its songs
12.The text of an opera is called the
13.Julio wants the chorus to sing a section of music very softly. What will Julio write in that section to convey his wishes?
14.How many symphonies did Brahms write?
15.Another word for the “color” of music is
16.Which one of the following is the name used for a Javanese instrumental group
17.One of the key components of the double-exposition concerto form is the 18.  The second movement of a symphony is usually written in _______ form 19.The third section of the sonata form is referred to as the
20.The term _______ refers to the variety of short piano forms comprising Frederic Chopin’s repertory.
21.The music of the Baroque period is usually characterized by
22.The rhythmic patterns of Indian music are called
23.Eldon says that Berry Gordy founded Motown records to produce big band recording artists. Will says that Gordy founded Motown to produce R&B musicians. Who is correct?
24.The binary form in Haydn’s Symphony no. 102 in B flat major, third movement, is represented by
25._______ is designed for performance in an intimate setting.
26.The result of the fusion of rhythm and blues and honky tonk was
27.Notes in a major key are considered to be _______ notes.
28.The _______ is an example of a non-pitched instrument.
29.In the 1920s, Schoenberg developed the new system for organizing music called
30.Baroque composers considered the _______ to be the touchstone of their art.
31.Which composer drew heavily on northern European mythology, including many of the same sources used by J.R.R. Tolkien in his Lord of the Rings? 32.When two voices sing exactly the same note simultaneously, the voices are singing
33.The term melody refers to a pattern of
34.A short, catchy motif that forms the memorable core of a song is called the
35.The term _______ is an Italian word meaning “joke.”
36.Bass and soprano registers are aspects of
37.What is the pattern of the Standard Song Form?
38.What is the musical term for a prescribed series of pitches that step upward and downward?
39.Verdi uses three distinct types of melody in La Traviata, Act 1: declamatory, virtuosic, and
40.The term ritornello refers to the main theme of a