Question

question 12 (4 points)
a song in which multiple verses of text are set to the same melody is called a
_____________________ song.

doric
lyric
strophic
melodic
question 13 (4 points)
the rhythmic freedom between accompaniment and melody typical of romantic
piano music is known as _________________________ and literally means

obbed time.\

legato
lietmotif
rubato
impromptu

Explanation:

Question 12

To solve this, we recall musical terms: A strophic song has multiple verses with the same melody. Doric is a mode, lyric relates to lyrics (not structure), melodic is about melody (not structure). So "strophic" fits.

Recall musical terms: Rubato is rhythmic freedom (literally "robbed time") in Romantic piano music. Legato is smooth playing, lietmotif (likely typo for leitmotif) is a recurring theme, impromptu is a musical form. So "rubato" is correct.

Answer:

C. strophic

Question 13