Vivaldi Trivia!

Can you name one of Johann Sebastian Bach's sons?

Practicing 1 hour, three times a week, is MORE effective than practicing 30 minutes, EVERYDAY (Mon-Sun).

You should NEVER warm-up in your practice.

The Supertonic is which scale degree?

In what language was Church Music (ex. motets) sung?

Where is Mr. Popov originally from?

What is the name of the 5th scale degree?

Who was the violinist that helped Tourte to develop the violin bow that all musicians use now?

We can ONLY practice with our instruments in our hands.

What was the musical composition from the Baroque time period that was inspired by dance?

The Clavichord and Harpsichord are the same instrument.

What is the name of Italian composer and violinist whose music J. S. Bach studied, copied and arranged?

What allows the piano to make a sound?

How do we find the "relative minor key" from the "major key"?

Where was the center of violin making in the 16th Century (1500s)?

What song references the "Perfect Fifth (P5)"?

In order to fix a mistake, you must practice the correct way MANY more times than you have practiced the "wrong way".

Name the "form of a piece" that contains an "Exposition, Development and Recapitulation".

What is the name of this instrument?

Which of these is the musical composition that includes more than one soloist, typically three or more?

What can you listen for that will reveal the "time period or style" in which the piece was written?

What instrument has Mr. Popov played? (Other than cello and piano!)

Which composer created the form of "Concerto Grosso"?

Is the melody in the "first movement (Allegro molto)" of Vivaldi's Sinfonia C Major polyphonic or homophonic?

Who was known as the "Father of the String Quartet"?

Which of these are a "tritone"?

Who was interested in evolving the bow?

In what musical time period were "Madrigals" composed and performed?

"Ternary Form" has how many parts?

Name the musical form that includes a "Subject (Theme) and Imitation".

What instrument is similar to the harpsichord and is a direct predecessor of the piano?

What was the name of the accompaniment used, which includes Bass viol (cello) and Harpsichord in the Baroque time period

Which composer was a major influence during the "Classical to Romantic" time perciods.

In the Medieval and Renaissance period (before Vivaldi's time), did people sing more or play instruments more?

A triad is built on which interval?