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Baroque literally means:
beastly
beautiful
bizarre
barren
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A musical work for solo instrument and orchestra
Oratorio
Opera
Concerto
Fugue
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The streets during the Baroque period typically had...
were very clean.
animal feces and trash in them.
many people having parties.
a very gross smelling odor and rats in them.
4
Writing music to reflect the literal meaning of the song....
Word Painting
Opera
Fugue
Concerto
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music with strict imitation, the first melody is repeated at a different time by other voices
suite
hymn
canon
concerto
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Name this musical work....
Toccata in D minor
The Messiah
The Four Seasons
Water Music
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Name this piece of music.
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Canon in D
Hallelujah Chorus
Spring
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A musical work for orchestra, choir and soloists. Is NOT acted out.
Concerto
Oratorio
Opera
Fugue
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What is a crab canon?
a musical palindrome
a canon you play when you are feeling grumpy.
crabs tap dancing.
can be played forward and backward
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This composer was known as the "Red Priest"
Bach
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Handel
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Which of the following is NOT a Baroque Genre
Fugue
Bluegrass
Concerto
Opera
12
Ritornello means "little return," what piece did we listen to in ritornello form?
Spring
Fall
Summer
Winter
13
Which composer wrote "The Four Seasons"?
Beethoven
Bach
Handel
Vivaldi
14
A canon or round that you know is:
Baby Shark
Row, Row, Row, Your Boat
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Jingle Bells
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Basso Continuo used what two instruments?
Accordion and Cello
Harpsichord and flute
Piano and trumpet
Harpsichord and cello
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Program music.....
is written to evoke images and emotions.
used non-traditional instruments.
is usually based a poem or story.
is the music in a school program.
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This composer was a organ player
Handel
Bach
Beethoven
Vivaldi
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Vivaldi's most well known piece of music is called....
Canon in D
The Four Seasons
Toccata and Fugue in D-Minor
Hallelujah Chorus
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Name the following song....
Hallelujah Choir from "The Messiah"
Water Music
The Four Seasons
Toccata in D minor
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Handel wrote a very famous piece called....
Brandenburg Concerto
"Toccata and Fugue in D Minor"
"The Four Seasons"
"Hallelujah Chorus"
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How was the Baroque orchestra different from today's orchestra?
It only had about 30 people in it.
Timpani was the only percussion instrument used.
The string instruments almost always had the melody.
There were 100 people in it.
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Polyphony is defined as:
two or more independent lines of music at the same time.
one melodic line in a piece of music.
one melodic line with chordal accompaniment.
several voices singing in unison.
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Name this musical work....
The Messiah
Toccata in D minor
Water Music
The Four Seasons
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When music abruptly switches from loud to soft in the Baroque period it is called...
non-tenured
up and down
double forte
terraced dynamics
25
The following composer wrote over 550 Concertos.
Bach
Mozart
Handel
Vivaldi
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Which composer wrote "Toccata in D minor"?
Handel
Mozart
Bach
Vivaldi
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Which composer wrote "The Messiah"
Mozart
Handel
Bach
Vivaldi
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Composition where two or more voice are build on a theme that reoccur frequently.
Fugue
Oratorio
Opera
Concero
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When the subject, answer, and countersubject are added together they are called....
a mess.
collective agreement.
counterpoint.
merriment.
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A musical art that includes choir, soloist, orchestra, text and a plot. Is acted out.
Opera
Concerto
Fugue
Oratorio
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Tocattas......
make good sandwiches.
is a piece to show off the performers abilities.
mean "to touch."
uses a fast tempo.
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Where was Vivaldi born?
Italy
Belgium
Japan
France
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What period of music did we just review?
Middle Ages
Romantic Period
Classical Period
Baroque Period
34
One difference between the harpsichord and the piano is...
that it was bigger.
that it has two keyboards.
that the strings are plucked.
that it can only play one volume.
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Composers worked under this. It limited creativity and did not allow them to leave jobs.
political system
patronage system
weather system
brokerage system
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This composer was from Germany.
Vivaldi
Bach
Handel
Lully
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The "theme" of a fugue is called the....
motive.
meaning.
subject.
truth.
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There were many plagues and diseases during the Baroque period because...
people did not know a lot about medicine.
people often went about without coats.
there were no sewers and people did not clean themselves.
food as not important.
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Dates for the Baroque Period
1600-1750
1750-1820
500-1400
2000-2016
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This composer had two wives and twenty children
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Handel
Bach
