Baroque (FTCC)

Which of these is a unstaged vocal music set to sacred text?

The two person ensemble of the Baroque Period was called:

The section of the fugue where fragments of the subject are expanded.

Which group wanted to create a new vocal style modeled on the music of ancient Greek tragedy.

The Lutheran Congregational hymn.

A musical composition for multiple soloists and orchestra

Opening section of the fugue is known as the:

Which of these elements does NOT describe the Baroque Era?

The text of the opera is known as the:

In an opera, the song for solo voice is called:

How many musicians perform in a Trio Sonata (2 solo instruments+Basso Continuo)?

In an opera, the orchestral introduction is called:

Ornamental tones, not printed in the music, improvised by the performer

The contrapuntal device of reversing the musical idea

Handel's Messiah is a type of music known as:

In an opera, the speech-like section is called:

Which group was responsible for the beginning of opera?

Alternating sections of orchestra and soloist in a concerto is known as:

The sudden alternation between loud and soft in Baroque Music

This vocal type had the power of a man's voice with the range of a woman's.

The contrapuntal device of turning the musical idea upside down.

Choral work, often with soloists and orchestra, meant for church service

In a fugue, the main idea is called the:

The main keyboard instrument used in the basso continuo.

The contrapuntal device of lengthening the note values