Music Quiz 1 (1) A quiz evaluating a general knowledge of music terminology, composers, terms, etc. A mark of 8/15 is required to pass this quiz. baregon2 published on January 23, 2014 Stacked 1/15 What does the term "forte" mean? Loud Soft Moderately loud Moderately soft 2/15 Who was the "Red Priest"? J.S. Bach G.F. Handel Antonio Vivaldi W.A. Mozart 3/15 What was the name of Mozart's father and sister? Leopold and George George and Nannerl Leopold and Bach Leopold and Nannerl 4/15 What is the seventh degree of the scale? Tonic Leading Note Dominant Subdominant 5/15 Who composed "Hallelujah Chorus"? J.S. Bach W.A. Mozart G.F. Handel None of these 6/15 Which of the following defines the term "crescendo"? Gradually get louder Gradually get softer Descending trajectory None of these 7/15 Which of the following did Mozart compose? Symphony No. 5 Canon in D Major Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Don Giovanni 8/15 What is the first and eighth degree of the scale? Tonic Leading note Dominant Mediant 9/15 Which era is composer Hildegard von Bingen from? Renaissance Baroque Medieval Modern 10/15 What do most conductors use to conduct an orchestra? A baton Their hands A podium None of these 11/15 T/F - George Sand was in a relationship with Liszt. True False 12/15 T/F - Tchaikovsky composed "Swan Lake" True False 13/15 T/F - Hendrix and Stravinsky have performed the British national anthem. True False 14/15 T/F - Vivaldi was Austrian. True False 15/15 T/F - "Diminuendo" and "decrescendo" have a very similar meaning. True False
