(1)

The lesson on classical music is always one of my favorites in this course. The reason for this preference
lies not only in my love for classical music but also in the profound influence it has on my life.

One of the primary reasons is the exquisite and profound beauty of classical music. Classical music is not
just an art form; it is also part of the cultural heritage, an expression of the human spirit through the
centuries. From simple melodies to complex compositions, each piece of music offers a deep and unique
emotional experience.

Furthermore, studying classical music has helped me gain a deeper understanding of the history of
music and its importance in the development of human culture. I have been exposed to melodies and
compositions by renowned composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and many others. These pieces
are not only musical masterpieces but also endless sources of inspiration for me.

However, the influence of studying classical music goes beyond just spiritual and intellectual aspects. It
opens up a new window for me to understand the diversity and richness of musical culture worldwide.
From this, I can appreciate and experience melodies from different cultures, from Baroque to Romantic,
from Europe to Asia.

Lastly, studying classical music has helped me develop creative thinking skills and critical judgment. I
have learned how to analyze a piece of music, from its structure and harmony to its emotions and
messages, thereby gaining a new perspective on art and culture.

In summary, the lesson on classical music is not only a part of the course but also a profound experience
of soul and knowledge. It has opened up a new world of culture and art before me, and I believe its
influence will last a lifetime.

(2)

The classical music lesson has always been a highlight for me in this course. Its exquisite beauty and
depth have garnered my special interest and affection.

Classical music isn't just an art form; it's an integral part of human cultural heritage. From simple
melodies to complex compositions, each piece offers a profound and unique emotional experience. Its
wonder lies not only in creating beautiful melodies but also in evoking deep imagination and emotions.

Moreover, studying classical music has deepened my understanding of its historical significance in
human cultural development. I've been exposed to melodies and works by renowned composers like
Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart, which serve as endless sources of inspiration.

Furthermore, exploring classical music has broadened my perspective on the diverse and rich musical
cultures worldwide. From Baroque to Romantic, from Europe to Asia, I've gained insights into various
musical traditions, fostering empathy and understanding of cultural diversity.

Lastly, studying classical music has honed my creative thinking and critical analysis skills. Analyzing music
structures, harmony, emotions, and messages has offered me a new viewpoint on art and culture,
encouraging creativity and expressive freedom.
In conclusion, the classical music lesson is not just a part of the course but also a profound journey of
soul and knowledge. It has opened up a new world of culture and art before me, and I believe its
influence will endure throughout my life.

(3)
Fantasizing scenes in your mind helps you better listen to musicF
You can hear only a fraction of a second of a piece of music at any one momentT
Sensing rhythm in music is basically an intellectual processF
Higher pitches in music notation appear higher on the lines and spaces than lower pitchesT
A sharp (#) lowers a pitch by one half stepF
Music in major keys always gives the impression of happiness and music in minor keys give the
impression of sadness F
Your impression of a melody can be influenced a great deal by which instruments are playing itT
Polyphonic texture prevailed during the Classical periodF
Composers in the Classical period composed many symphonies and concertosT
Harmony is any simultaneous sounding of notes that sound pleasing and agreeableF
The word that indicates the music should get louder is decrescendoF
Timpani sound different pitches, but bass drums cannotT
The large pipe organ, like the piano, has one keyboardF
Like Mozart, Beethoven had his compositions well thought out before putting them on paperF
The three modes of listening to music are: b. sensuous, expressive, and sheerly musical
Tempo refers to thea. speed of the beats
Your impression of a melody is affected by e. All of these choices
The home chord in a key is called thec. tonic chord
How many movements do most concertos have?c. three
What city was considered the center for music during the Classical period?d. Vienna
Which was a Medieval dance?e. estampie
The piccolo is the smaller "cousin" of thec. flute
Polyphonic texture is c. two or more lines with melodic character sounding at the same time
The Classical period in art and music existed at about the same time as thec. Revolutionary War in
America
Form in music refers to d. the overall plan for the organization of the music
A short melodic or rhythmic figure that is repeated often and contributes to the unity of a musical
work is called ac. motive
The term for the different levels of loudness and softness in music ise. dynamics
Letters such as ff and mp on page of music tell the performerb. how loud or soft the music should be
The term for sounds that are made on string instruments by plucking the string isb. pizzicato
The valves or slide on a brass instrument d. change the length of the tubing and thereby introduce a
different overtone series
The higher female voice is the a. soprano
In what ways can the human voice be considered a musical instrument?d. It usually can be
improved with training.
The approximate dates of the Medieval period ared. 1100-1450
An important composer of music in the Baroque wasd. Handel
The approximate dates of the Baroque period in music are c. 1600-1750
An important instrument in the Baroque period was thec. harpsichord
Which of these is included in opera?e. All of these choices
J.S. Bach composed six concertos, performed often today, for the margrave ofe. Brandenburg
The word “classical” means something that isc. of highest quality
The word classical refers to music composed between the years of approximately c. 1750-1820
Mozart was highly successful in composinge. All of these choices
During his life Mozart was best known for hisd. operas
 How many symphonies did Beethoven compose?c. nine
The approximate dates of the Romantic period in music arec. 1750-1820
The most significant composer of art songs isd. Felix Mendelssohn
The Romantic period is sometimes called "The Golden Age of…”c. the Piano
The "Poet of the Piano" was c. Chopin
The melody of Liszt's La Campanella was originally a e. violin piece by Paganini
An important composer of ballet music wasc. Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovsky’s ballet The Nutcracker takes place onc. Christmas eve