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Term | Definition |
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His first symphony was dubbed "Beethoven's Tenth" | Brahms |
sub title is :Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell | Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra: Variation and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell by Britten |
Hebrides | Mendelssohn |
Elijah (oratorio) | Mendelssohn |
Russian expatriate who composed Elegy for J.F.K. | Stravinsky |
Invented the symphonic poem and transcribed all of Beethoven's symphonies for piano | Liszt |
Composed a funeral march for executed Maximilian of Mexico in the last volume of Years of Pilgrimage | Liszt |
Mathis der maler (Mathias the Painter); One of the 4 founders of modernism with Schoenberg, Stravinksky, and Bartok | Hindemith |
Long time director of the New York Philharmonic and staged "Young People's Concerts" during which he explained musical terms | Bernstein |
Simple, repetitive musical style favored by Adams and Glass | minimalism |
Spartacus, Masquerade, and Gayane | Khatchaturian |
The sisters of the title character, Brunnhilde, go on a famous "ride" in this second opera of the Ring Cycle that ends with the Magic Fire Music representing the circle of flame protecting Brunnhilde. | Die Walkure (The Valkyrie) |
He composed both Zadok the Priest and Music for Royal Fireworks for George II | Handel |
Water Music was composed by Handel for this king | George I |
Zadok the Priest | Handel |
"My Heart is Inditing" for the coronation of James II and the aria "When I am laid in earth" | Purcell |
El Salon Mexico | Copland |
Hungarian ethnomusicologist composed Hary Janos, opera about a braggart soldier; use of cimbalom | Zoltan Kodaly (ko DAI) |
relaxed style of jazz music represented by the Miles Davis album, Birth. The "school" had its home in the West Coast | cool (cool jazz) |
Rapsodie Espagnole and Daphnis et Chloe | Ravel |
JS Bach was a composer of this period while Mozart and Haydn were part of the ______ period. | Baroque; Classical (the son, CPE Bach is often considered the bridge)(Carl Philip Emanuel Bach) |
Ruslan and Lyudmila is an opera about a fairy tale epic by Pushkin and the opera A Life for the Tsar | Glinka |
operatic excerpt sung by women accompanying Elsa in Lohengrin and used with a march from Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream | bridal chorus or wedding march (Lohengrin's is the tune of Here Comes the Bride |
She was a composer and concert pianist. Brahms loved her, but she was married to Robert. She is depicted in 1 of the 21 solo piano pieces in her husband's Carnaval | Clara Schumann |
He satirized the US election process in his musical, Of The I Sing | Gershwin (George) |
He produced the first integrated musical, Hammerstein's Show Boat and put on the yearly namesake "Follies" a revue of ornately-dressed girls | Florenz Ziegfeld (Ziegfeld Follies) |
Old Man River is the most famous song from this musical | Show Boat |
Mack the Knife is the famous song from this fairly modern opera | The Threepenny Opera by Weill |
"mass for the dead" | requiem |
The Mastersingers of Nuremberg | Wagner |
The Flying Dutchman | Wagner |
The "Bridal Chorus" is in this Wagner opera | Lohengrin |
Danse Macabre | Saint-Saens |
movements include: The Elephant; Fossils; The Swan. Originally for only 11 instruments including a glass harmonica (Hens and Roosters, Tortoises, Kangaroos | Carnival of the Animals |
Rodolfo sings "What a cold little hand" after he lights Mimi's candle | La Boheme |
Violetta Valery abandons life of pleasure as a courtesan for Germont; dies in Alfredo's arms | La Traviata by Verdi |
Verdi opera based on a novel by Dumas; premiered at La Fenice--opera house in Venice | La Traviata |
The Salzburg Festival honors this Austrian prodigy who composed the Linz Symphony in 4 days | Mozart |
An English horn represents a legendary bird in "The Swan of Tuonela" | Sibelius |
Russian composer of "The Isle of the Dead" and the choral symphony "The Bells" | Rachmaninoff |
This jester in the court of the Duke of Mantua is a hunchback; this jester's daughter, Gilda, smitten by skirt-chasing Duke, dies in his vengeance scheme against the Duke | Rigoletto by Verdi |
Name the 4 founders of modernism in music | Schoenberg, Bartok, Hindemith, Stravinsky |