Question

3.12.1 - Test: Stylistic Imprints Unit Test

SY 20/21 Exploring Music II (CL), 7.20 / 3. Stylistic Imprints / 3.12. Stylistic Imprints Unit Test

1.What did Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, and Alban Berg call themselves?
A. the First Viennese School
B. the Second Viennese School
C. the Twentieth-Century Composers
D. the Schoenberg School

2.Twelve-tone music is an example of what period?
A. Renaissance
B. Impressionist
C. Romantic
D. Modern

3.Secular music refers to what type of music?
A. improvisation
B. non-religious
C. quartets
D. soloists

4.Which composer is credited with inventing 12-tone music?
A. Maurice Ravel
B. Claude Debussy
C. Alban Berg
D. Arnold Schoenberg

5.In a fugue, the melody is referred to as what?
A. an episode
B. the subject
C. the counter subject
D. the answer

6.In a fugue, the melody is referred to as what?
A. an episode
B. the subject
C. the counter subject
D. the answer

Answer 1

1.B 2.b 3.d 4.b 5.b those are the answers

Answer 2

1. B 2. I think it’s D but I could be wrong 3. B
4.D 5. B 6. B