Musical genres questions

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How do you define program music?

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  A.Instrumental music usually for symphony or orchestra
•       B 
  Instrumental music free of a text or pre-existing program
•       C. 
  Seeks to recreate in sound the events / emotions portrayed in some external source

  
  

  
  

  2. The Cultured Music is also called ...   :

  
  

   A  pure music 

  
  

  B  classical music   

  
  

  C instrumental music

  
  

  
  

  
  

  3 The Popular Music is the music made by the people and reflects their culture 

  A   True   

  B  False

  
  

  4-The Soundtracks belong to the music:

  A scenic

  B film and tv

  C instrumental

  
  

  5-The mass belongs to the gender:

  A Religious

  B vocal

  C secular

  
  

  6-The sonata belongs to the genre:

  A advertising

  B cinema and tv

  c instrumental (pure)

  
  

  7-The ballet belongs to the genre:

  A vocal

  B scenic

  C advertising
  
  

  8-The advertising music aims:
  A-intensify the advertising message
  B- ad decorate
  C-make the most entertainer ad.
  
  

  9-What musical genre does this image belongs to?

  
  

  

  
  
  

   10-What musical genre does this image belong to?

  
  

  
  

  
  
  

  
  

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  
• .Listen to the fragments that correspond to the music genres we’ve learned about. In each group of answers, there is one that is false. Circle it.



• 1-Ninth Symphony, L.V. Beethoven



• Pure music



• Instrumental music



• Vocal music



• 2-The Sorceror’s Apprentice, P. Dukas



• Religious music



• Non-religious music



• Classical music



• 3-El Toreador,  G. Bizet



• Classical music



• Vocal and instrumental music



• Pure music



• 4-Trashin’ the Camp, P. Collins



• Classical music



• Religious music



• Vocal and instrumental music



• 5-Kirie, W.A. Mozart



• Religious music



• Vocal- instrumental music



• Pure music



• 6-Ionization, E. Varese:


• Vocal- instrumental music



• Classical music




• Pure music









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