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Year 8 Baroque / Classical Unit
Year 8 Baroque / Classical Unit
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1
Johann Sebastian Bach was a composer from which Period?
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
Renaissance
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(Pitch)
DECEPTIVE CADENCES
(aka an INTERUPTED CADENCE) moves:
I - V
V - I
V - vi
IV - I
3
Antonio Vivaldi was a composer from which Period?
Renaissance
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
4
(Structure)
BINARY
form is best described as...
ABA
AA
AB
AAA
5
The Classical Period with its emphasis on elegance and simplicity directly followed which period?
Romantic
Baroque
Renaissance
Modernism
6
The pianoforte instrument as we know it today was invented and came to prominence in which period?
Medieval
Renaissance
Classical
Baroque
7
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a composer from which Period?
Baroque
Baroque & Classical
Romantic
Classical
8
The Baroque Period (approx 1600-1750) came directly after which Period?
Renaissance
Impressionism
Classical
Romantic
9
Mozart is attributed by legend as the composer (when he was 5) of which piece?
Blinding Lights
Happy Birthday
The Star Spangled Banner
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
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(Structure)
STROPHIC
form is best described as...
ABACA
ABA
AB
AAA
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(STRUCTURE) - The
SONATA FORM
that emerged in the Classical period typically comprises the following three sections:
Exposition - Decomposition - Recapitulation
Exponential - Disposition - Recatapult
Exposé - Development - Recapitulation
Exposition - Development - Recapitulation
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(Pitch)
PLAGAL CADENCES
are when two chords are used to finish a musical phrase. A Plagal Cadence moves:
IV - I
V - vi
I - V
V - I
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Which composer - instead of his name - used to sign his compositions
'In Dei Gloria'
(to the Glory of God)
George Friderick Handel
Antonio Vivaldi
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
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The Baroque Period often featured....
songs about Brave Sir Robin
ornamenation, embellishments, florid melodies & virtuosic solo features
large Orchestras in Concert Halls
simple, repetitive melodies in Strophic Form & Dorian Mode
15
(Structure)
TERNARY
form is best described as...
ABACA
Verse/Chorus
AAA
ABA
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(Texture) A
FUGUE
features...
A thematic motif passed between multiple melodic parts creating polyphony
Simple rhythms and four parts in unison
One simple melody and homophonic texture
a guy with a wig, lots of dancing and monophonic texture
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(EXP. TECHNIQUES) A prominent FORM within the Baroque period was the DA CAPO aria. The the soloist would...
...go back to 'THE HEAD' and put fancy wig on it
...go back to 'THE HEAD' and make it funky
...go back to 'THE HEAD' and add embellishments and ornamentation
...go back to 'THE HEAD' and add spicy bits
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(Structure)
RONDO
form is best described as...
ABACA
ABA
ABCDE
AAA
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(Pitch)
PERFECT CADENCES
are when two chords are used to finish a musical phrase. A Perfect Cadence moves:
I - V
IV - I
V - I
V - vi
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DYNAMICS
in the Baroque Period were limited because of the instruments of the day. To create contrast composers used:
Terraced Dynamics
Fenced Dynamics
No Dynamics
Staggered Dynamics
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(Pitch)
IMPERFECT CADENCES
are when two chords are used at the close of a musical phrase. An imperfect cadence moves:
IV - I
V - I
V - vi
I - V
