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Charles Ives Quiz
Harmony, Heritage, and Charles Ives: A Melodic Journey Through American Modernism
Updated: Jul 30, 2023
Prepare to dive into the melodic realms of obscurity as we unravel the enigma that was Charles Ives - an audacious musical pioneer and an enigmatic mastermind of the American modernist era.
Get ready to test your Charles Ives knowledge to the max with this difficult quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a wide range of topics, it's not for the faint of heart. Do you have what it takes to emerge victorious? Discover your unique strengths.
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1875
1874
1873
1872
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1953
1954
1955
1956
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French
British
American
German
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Baroque
Classical
Modernist
Romantic
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Ignored
Hated
Loved
Highly Praised
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During His Lifetime
Posthumously
Immediately After Their Creation
Many Years After Their Creation
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Edward MacDowell
Scott Joplin
Leonard Bernstein
Henry Cowell
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Mastermind
Classic
Genius
Original
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No
Only In His Later Years
Partly
Yes
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Strophic Form
Polytonality
Sonata Form
Binary Form
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Musical Innovations In The 20th Century
Political Revolutions
Artistic Movements
Technological Advances
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18th Century
21st Century
19th Century
20th Century
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The Natural World
Abstract Thought
Hymn Tunes And Traditional Songs
His Dreams
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No
Rarely
Only On Special Occasions
Yes
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Once Or Twice
No
Sometimes
Yes
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Yes, He Incorporated Patriotic Songs
Occasionally
In His Later Works Only
No, He Avoided Patriotic Themes
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Sentimental Parlor Ballads
Blues Songs
Pop Songs
Nursery Rhymes
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Once Or Twice
Occasionally
No
Yes
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He Tried, But Was Unsuccessful
No
Yes
He Considered It, But Never Did
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No
Yes
He Was One Of The Last
He Was The First
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No
Yes, His Experimentation Was Foreshadowing
Only In The First Half
Only In The Latter Half
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Quarter Tones
None Of The Above
Full Tones
Half Tones
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No
He Contemplated It, But Ultimately Did Not
Yes, He Used Aleatory Elements
Only Occasionally
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Johannes Brahms
Arnold Schoenberg
Maurice Ravel
Lou Harrison
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No Rhythm In A Piece
Use Of Multiple Keys In A Piece
Continuous Rhythm In A Piece
Use Of Multiple Rhythms In A Piece
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It's Debated Among Specialists
No
He Tried To, But Was Not Successful
Yes
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Pop Music
Experimental Music
Country Music
Electronic Music
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Yes, It Was Highly Praised
Only By A Niche Audience
No, It Was Largely Ignored
Somewhat, It Was Controversial
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Classical Compositions
Popular Radio Hits
The Music Of The Town Band At Holiday Parades
His Imagination
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Use Of No Key
Use Of Only One Key
Use Of More Than One Key Simultaneously
Use Of Key Changes
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Aug 28, 1959
Sep 24, 1645
May 19, 1954
Jan 23, 1981
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