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Which scoring is typical of Lully's orchestration?
two violins plus continuo
5 part string orch w/o any Holz, Blech, or keyboard inst
varied scorings that respond to the meaning of the text
5 part string orchestra audmented by woodwinds
2
Music of the Great Stable was
music perf on large organs installed in large cathedrals
an ens comp of wind, brass, & timp plrs for French Monarchy
the first large ensemble of the violin family
music prfrmed in the area in front of the stage in a theater
3
The leading composer of church music in France during the late seventeenth century was
Cardinal Mazarin
Jean-Philippe Quinault
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Marc-Antoine Charpentier
4
Style brisé, developed by lutenists, was imitated in
songs for court performances
instrumental movements in French operas
harpsichord music
opera arias
5
The tonal organization of a dance movement in binary form (major key) can best be summarized as
║: I :║ ║: I :║ ║: I :║, etc
I-vi-vi-I
║: I-V :║ ║: V-I :║
V-I
6
Stylized dance music suites in France were most often performed by
organ
lute or harpsichord
the Great Stable
a consort of viols
7
An opera by Lully might also be called a(n)
air de cour
divertissement
tragedie en musique
ouvrage
8
Louis XIV and other members of the nobility took part in performances of which genre?
masque
mass
opera
the court ballet
9
The main patron(s) of music in the French Baroque was/were ______
amateur musicians who purchased published music
middle-class concert audiences
Louis XIV
the Cathedral of Notre Dame
10
Jean-Baptiste Lully is best-known for his contribution to the development of
opera
music theory
keyboard
oratorio
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Which of the following statements best describes the form of the French overture?
3 sections in fast-slow-fast order
slow opening w dotted rhythms, fast fugue, w opt slow closer
a series of melodies drawn from the opera
fast fugue, slow homophonic section w dotted rhythms, fast