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1 ETTIQUETE WORKSHEET 1. Classical music usually refers to music that was written in the Classical music period, which lasted from about to 2. Other musical periods do exist, and they include the period, the period, and the period. 3. Classical music comes in a variety of forms and it is played by different kinds of groups, which are also known as 4. The most representative ensemble of classical music is the orchestra. 5. The symphony orchestra and the philharmonic orchestra are both the thing. 6. They play the same, use the same, and employ the same of 7. Symphony means sounds and Philharmonic means for sounds. 8. A classical concert is comprised of several components. a. Ensemble b. Forms c. Pre-concert lecture d. e. Intermission f. 9. The symphony orchestra is an ensemble made up of instruments from different families of instruments. 10. These families are the, the brass, the woodwind and, the 11. The saxophone is commonly used in the symphony orchestra, even though it is very popular. This is because this instrument became part of the musical scene in the part of the century. 12. A typical symphony orchestra may consist of over 13. Even so, it is also common to have a number of musicians participating in a concert.

2 14. Some composers will orchestrate their music according to certain dealing with and. 15. For the most parts, music from the Baroque will use musicians than music from the period. 16. Chamber orchestras share some of the instruments as a typical symphony orchestra, but they have 17. Chamber orchestras are designed to play in halls rather than big concert halls. A chamber orchestra is made up of about to 18. Still, there are even smaller ensembles, such as: string, brass, or flute duets. Their repertoire is equally exciting and allows for more, since there are a smaller number of musicians on stage. 19. In addition to Sonata-form, a variety of different forms of classical music exist. These are:, tone poem, and 20. A violin concerto is a piece that features a violin with orchestral _ 21. A trumpet sonata is a piece which features a trumpet with accompaniment. 22. A tone poem is a form of century symphonic work in movement as opposed to the fourmovement symphonies of the period. 23. An overture is a symphonic work which is usually played at the of a program. 24. Orchestra seats in the front and middle sections are the expensive. These seats allow you to have a look at the 25. Pre-concert familiarize the listener with insightful information about the 26. Usually, pre-concert lectures take place hour before concert time. 27. The playbill provides you with regarding the music, the, and the performance. Moreover, you will find valuable information on dining and shopping in the area.

3 28. The playbill will tell you the of the music being played. This will allow you to know when it is to clap. 29. Also, the playbill has information about the intermission takes place. 30. Intermission is the moment when audience members go to the, get refreshments, or have a chance to 31. It is common for the audience to ask a performer for music at the end of his or her performance. Don t be surprised if you hear many audience members chanting, Encore 32. You can listen to classical music in places. Most major cities have a major arts center. 33. These artistic venues specialize in presenting a wide variety of classical performances, ranging from off-broadway shows,, operas, and concerts. 34. You can also listen to concerts in schools,, park festivals, churches, and sometimes. 35. At any major university, there are important ensembles that perform for the body and for the community. 36. Perhaps the easiest way to find information about a concert is by newspapers, magazines and other media which include information about concert 37. Music at your school could also inform you about activities. 38. The web is always a resource. By going online you can find out which are sold out or still available. 39. The newspaper website usually has an extensive list of in the area. 40. First of all, the golden rule of etiquette is to use common. 41. Men should wear, ties and nice shoes. A suit may also be for attending a classical music concert.

4 42. Women should wear a nice or evening gown, however, they should hats and perfume by all means. 43. Perfume is even allowed for orchestra 44. Concert goers are suggested to arrive to the concert hall. 45. Being late is fashionable; it is rude. It distracts fellow audience members from the. 46. If you do arrive late, wait by the until the first piece, instead of a movement, is finished. 47. Extensive during a concert should be. 48. Talking distracts and disturbs your concert neighbors. 49. It is ok to occasionally something to your friend sitting next to you. However, please do engage a conversation with your friend during a concert. 50. It is to avoid a spontaneous cough attack during a concert. 51. An evening at the concert hall should focus on the played on stage and on noises created by the audience. 52. Avoid rustling your, your foot, bouncing your legs. Cell phones should be turned. You will have an opportunity to check your messages intermission. 53. that are set to beep on the hour should also be turned off. These high-pitched beeps are to everyone. 54. Take of special children's concerts that have a more casual concert setting. 55. Children appreciate them more because they are designed for 56. Children s concerts do conform to concert etiquette. 57. Refrain from taking any during a musical performance. 58. Taking pictures the performance is quite appropriate.

5 59. It is to applaud when the concertmaster, who is also the first violinist, enters the stage to the orchestra. 60. The conductor will greet the and. When the audience is completely silent, the conductor will begin the. 61. Applause is appreciated by performers, but according to standard rules of modern etiquette, there are appropriate to applaud. 62. Do to clap between movements. These are pauses within a major piece. 63. Always look in the playbill for information about the of movements in a composition. 64. In a single movement work, it is appropriate to clap after it is _ 65. In a multi-movement work, applaud after movements are. This allows the piece to from one movement to the next. 66. Opera and ballet feature classical music that is presented in a manner in the playbill. 67. Usually, opera and ballet have, rather than movements. There is not a indication of when to clap. 68. Good etiquette for opera and ballet dictates that you can after a nice or. 69. If you think you might have to leave early, it is best to make your exit at 70. This is noticeable and shows a good sense of and concert _ 71. Modern day etiquette standards dictate that you should leave in the middle of a classical performance, unless it is a performance. 72. If you have obligations that prevent you from staying through intermission, you may want to consider your concert tickets to else.