Baroque Vocab

Which instrument conducts the rest of a baroque orchestra?

What tonalities are used in Baroque music?

The orchestral group in a Baroque concerto is called the

Which of the following is not a form of decoration?

The word for multiple lines of music at the same time

What is a group of dance pieces called?

Which structure is most often associated with Baroque concertos?

When a melodic idea is started on a new note a 5th above the original it is called

A concerto that has a group of soloists is called a 

What does tempo describe?

Which of the dance movements is the fastest?

If D is chord I, what is chord V?

A piece where a subject is followed by a counter subject and free parts is called

Which of these instruments would you not see in a Baroque orchestra?

Which dance form regularly features dotted rhythms?

Which dance movement is distinctive by its 3/2 time signature?

Which keyboard instrument would you hear in a church?

Which structure has the following description: AA BB

Which structure has the following layout: A B A

What does dynamic describe?

Which dance originates from Germany?

When a melodic idea is moved up by step it is called

When a musical idea is passed around different instruments it is called

A short melodic or rhythmic idea repeated over and over again

The term used for a repeated bass line which underpins a piece of music

What is the part usually played by an organ or harpsichord called?

In a ritornello concerto, what is heard between each tutti section

Which of these is not a baroque instrument?

When there is just one melodic line

What does texture describe?

What term is often used in relation to Baroque dynamics?