Duplicate of MUS18 Exam 2 Review

This term describes the soulfulness and feeling in flamenco music

What areophone instruments do you hear in this dance/music piece?

In the 1850s, the composer ____ sought to revive the zarzuela by incorporating Spanish folklore.

When is exam #2 for this class?

The women singing in El barberillo de Lacapies can be described as _____.

Name this dance/music genre in triple meter by Fernando Sor.

Padre Antonio Solar composed "Sonata in D minor" for what instrument?

Where in Spain would you hear gaitas?

The great master of the Classical guitar, as a performer and composer, was _____.

This composer specialized in writing sacred music for 2-3 choruses combined, called _____ style

The last half of the 1700s is often referred to as the ____, filled with virtues of reason, justice, and democracy.

Zarzuelas are operas in Spanish

One of the early and principal centers of Spanish Baroque music was in _______.

Sonatas are vocal pieces, meaning sung.

Name this dance/music genre and from what region of Spain?

Juan Hidalgo's zarzuela El tiempo de Palas is ______.

What is this music/dance genre and from what region of Spain?

Which of the following is NOT a chordophone found in Jota music/dance?

Name this genre.

Although one could dance to this minuet, by the 18th c. it was a concert piece or can be enjoyed as music by itself.

Flamenco has its roots in the music of Muslims, Jews, and Roma

rasgueo means plucking guitar strings

What music/dance genre is this and from what region in Spain?

What time period is defined by disillusion with Enlightenment ideals & a retreat to exoticism/ extreme states of being?

This is a Baroque Guitar playing in the recording.

____ was a Spanish music historian, teacher, and composer of "O Gloriosa Virginum" (O glorious Virgin)

The origins of the term zarzuela come from the local _____.

Cantatas mean "sounded" in Italian and is played on an instrument of some kind.

One of the first and most important composers of zarzuelas was ________.

Flamenco includes all of the following EXCEPT:

What does Baroque mean?

Who is the composer of this Gloria a 12, for 12 voices?

Who is the composer of this organ "battle piece"?

Flamenco comes from this region in Spain.

Which one of these music/dance genres involve castinets?

Which one of these music/dance genres does not involve singing?

What traditional Catalonia celebration accompanies the Sardana?

Name the ensemble that accompanies sardana dance?

What is the name of this famous music/dance genre from the Baroque period?