BACH BRANDENBURG NO. 2, 1st movement

Which of these descriptions is not present in this extract?

What does "concerto" NOT mean?

Which accurately describes the Baroque style?

What is the Brandenburg Concertos known for?

What is the interval that is circled?

Describe the music in the yellow box.

Which does not describe the early Baroque period?

What does "concertino" mean?

Which accurately describes the Baroque style?

What key is the first movement of Brandenburg Concerto No. 2?

What separates these solo episodes?

Brandenburg Concerto No.2 was most likely composed for whom?

Bach explores the theme contrapuntally in minor key. Something unexpected happens next!

This is which part of the ritornello?

Which is not a description of a fugal "subject"

Describe the music in the red box.

Which instruments play the "continuo"?

How would you describe the texture of this extract?

How is the Baroque period divided?

Which is not Bach's composition?

Which of the following is not present in this extract?

Which devices are used in this extract?

Which accurately describes the Baroque style?

Identify this musical extract.

Which is not a description of a fugal "countersubject"

What is the order of solo instruments you hear?

What does ripieno mean?

Is this section minor and major?

Bach uses a type of Baroque device in this section. What is it called?

Which is not an accurate description of the annotated score?

What is the definition of "Inversion"?

Bach represents which part of Baroque period?

What's the order of fugal entries by the concertino?

This is which part of the ritornello?

What does the "continuo" NOT do?

Which does not accurately describe a fugue?

What is the definition of "Stretto"?

Which does not describe Baroque period?

Describe the music in the blue box.

Which is the correct 2nd and 3rd movements of Brandenburg Concerto No .2?

which two instruments have a call and response?

Which is not a description of a fugal "answer"

What is the violone and cello playing?

The fugue in this piece is easily identifiable because....

Music was not typically written out for keyboard players. How did they read the music?

The Brandenburg concertos were dedicated to whom?

This is which part of the initial statement of the ritornello?

What are some baroque keyboard instruments?

This is the start of the fugue. What do you call the blue highlighted area?

Describe the music in the purple box.

This is the start of the fugue. What do you call the purple highlighted area?

Which term accurately describes the annotated score?

Who plays this thematic material?

This is the start of the fugue. What do you call the yellow highlighted area?

What does "tutti" mean?

What does "Concerto Grosso" mean?

How many Brandenburg concertos did Bach write?

Which accurately describes the Baroque style?

Which accurately describes the Baroque style?

What is NOT counterpoint?