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Baroque Era
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Extensive use of the harpsichord
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
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The following composer is NOT from the Classical era:
Liszt
Haydn
Beethoven
Mozart
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What is one defintion to describe Baroque Music?
Ornate
Sharp
Boring
Dull
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What is secular music?
Protestant music
Catholic music
Non church music
Church music
5
The harpsichord could NOT play dynamics
True
False
6
The baroque era helped increase what?
Sewing
Drawing
Cooking
Musical Notation
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What does Baroque mean ?
Mishapened Pearl
Shiny Rock
Crystal
Onyx
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Which of these composers is NOT a Baroque composer?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Antonio Vivaldi
Georg Frideric Handel
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The two giants of the Baroque period were:
Handel and Mozart
Bach and Mozart
Bach and Handel
Purcell and Corelli
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When was Classical era prevalent
1800-1850
1700-1800
1600-1750
1750-1820
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When was the Baroque period of music?
500-1400
1750-1820
1810-1910
1600-1750
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Which characteristics are true for Classical era?
Cleaner texture and less complex
Harpsichord was replaced by keyboard
Instrument like were guitar
Harpsichord was replaced by piano
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Beethoven predominantly composed Baroque music.
False
True
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Baroque melodies often are...
Meaningful
Elaborate
Deadly
Funny
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Which of these composers was from the Baroque music era?
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Hildegard von Bingen
Johann Sebastian Bach
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The harpsichord is played by
plucking the strings
pulling the strings
strumming the strings
hitting the strings
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Why did the piano become more popular than the harpsichord?
Pianos could be played both soft and loud
Pianos were cheaper than harpsichords
Harpsichords were too quiet
Pianos were easier to roll around
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Who composed "Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565"?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johannes Brahms
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
