Music Then And Now By Thomas Forrest Kelly – Test Bank
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CHAPTER 4: Claudio Monteverdi’s Orfeo
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Monteverdi is widely considered the earliest master of what dramatic musical genre?
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a. |
opera |
d. |
polyphonic mass |
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b. |
motet |
e. |
plainchant |
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c. |
organum |
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ANS: A DIF: Easy REF: pp. 91–92 TOP: Introduction
MSC: Applied
2.In the seventeenth century, the region surrounding Mantua was controlled by this family:
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a. |
Monteverdi |
d. |
Este |
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b. |
Medici |
e. |
Ferrara |
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c. |
Gonzaga |
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ANS: C DIF: Medium REF: p. 92 TOP: The Setting: Mantua in 1607
MSC: Factual
3.Which of the following is NOT a way that seventeenth-century Italian nobles would publicly demonstrate their wealth?
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a. |
building grand palaces |
d. |
sponsoring democratic debates |
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b. |
patronizing great artists |
e. |
traveling widely throughout the region |
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c. |
hosting lavish events |
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ANS: D DIF: Medium REF: p. 92 TOP: The Setting: Mantua in 1607
MSC: Applied
4.By 1607, Monteverdi had gained broad renown through which of the following activities?
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a. |
performing as a traveling minstrel |
d. |
teaching music to wealthy patrons |
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b. |
conducting a well-known ensemble |
e. |
improvising epic poems |
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c. |
publishing several books of music |
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ANS: C DIF: Hard REF: p. 94 TOP: The Setting: Mantua in 1607
MSC: Applied
5.To overturn the corrupting of modern art, a group of sixteenth-century Florentine thinkers and artists advocated a return to ideals associated with:
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a. |
Renaissance motets |
d. |
pre-Reformation Catholicism |
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b. |
Greek tragedy |
e. |
Gregorian chant |
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c. |
medieval polyphony |
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ANS:BDIF:HardREF:p. 94
TOP: The Setting: The Birth of Opera MSC: Applied
6.Which of the following is NOT a way that Renaissance music was used in dramatic settings?
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a. |
as opera |
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b. |
as songs within dramatic plays |
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c. |
as accompaniment to dance performances |
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d. |
as interludes between the acts of a play |
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e. |
as part of elaborate stage spectacles |
ANS:ADIF:HardREF:p. 94
TOP: The Setting: The Birth of Opera MSC: Applied
7.By focusing on accompanied solo singing, the founders of opera believed that:
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a. |
the music would confuse listeners |
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b. |
the audience would have difficulty understanding the plot |
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c. |
the music would be less powerful than large choral works |
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d. |
the musical nuances would dramatize the emotional nuances of the text |
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e. |
the music would distort the meaning of the words |
ANS:DDIF:MediumREF:p. 94
TOP: The Setting: The Birth of Opera MSC: Conceptual
