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What is this music?
The suite for viloncello by Bach
The suite for viola da gamba by Bach
The oratorio for violoncello by Purcell
The concerto for violoncello by Bach
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Who composed it?
Velázquez
Lully
Bach
Monteverdi
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The Baroque develops between
1600 and 1650
1650 and 1700
1600 and 1750
1650 and 1700
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Why is the Baroque period so important for the Music History?
Because many changes happen in this period
because nothing changes
Because the recorder was invented
because Mozart was born
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In Europe, the power is in the hands of
the absolut monarchs
the dictator
the intellectuals
the people
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What instrument, typical in the Baroque music, is this?
chirimía
flute
oboe
clarinet
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The kings of Spain during this period are
Felipe IV and Carlos II
Juan Carlos II and Sofía
Luis XIV, Le Roi Soleil
Felipe VI and Felipe XX
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Arts and music use______________________to get the dramatism of the feelings
famous people
contrast and ornaments
lines and curves
melodies and chords
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What type of musical texture is this?
melody + chods + basso ostinato
polyphony ( 3 melodies)
melody + chords
monody
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This music is
Toccata and fugue by Bach
Toccata and fugue by Vivaldi
Toccata and fugue by Pachelbel
Toccata and fugue by Haendel
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What instrument is this?
doublebass
violon
violoncello
viola da gamba
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The violin family is composed by
violin, violon and violun
violin, viola and violoncello
violin, viola da gamba and viola
violin, viola, violoncello and doublebass
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Some of the most important changes are:
the appearance of Mozart
the appearance of the chords,the opera and the violin family
the invention of printing
the appearance of the recorder, the viola da gamba
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What 'concerto' is this?
The Spring, by Mozart
The Summer, by Vivaldi
The Autumn, by Vivaldi
The Winter, by Mozart
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The Baroque art, unlike the Renaissance art, looks for
the simplicity of the shapes
romanticism of the characters
the expression of the inner world
the dramatic expression of the feelings
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Chracteristics of Bach's music:
stupid and nonsense
intellectual and religious
operistic and dramatic
simple and happy
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Who developed the 'concerto' composing more than 400 concertos for violin?
Vivaldi
Bibaldi
Mozart
Bach
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What type of musical texture is this?
melody + basso ostinato
melody + chords
monody
polyphony (2 melodies)
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The suite is
a group of groups
a group of dances
a group of suites
a group of motetes
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The most famous oratorio is
The Ringtone, by Haydn
The Messiah, by Haendel
The Magic Flute, by Mozart
Rinaldo, by Haendel
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The 'concerto' usually has
1 movement
4 movements
2 movements
3 movements
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The improvement of the violin family allowed the appearance of
the violin teachers
the conductor
the public
the orchestra
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What composer was organist and had 20 children?
Lully
Haendel
Vivaldi
Bach
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This opera was a great success in England, it was composed by
Bach
Haendel
Purcell
Vivaldi
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What aria is famous for its basso ostinato?
Lascia ch'io pianga, by Haendel
When I'm laid, by Purcell
The Queen of the Night, by Mozar
Papageno, By Mozart
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What instrument is this?
Doublebass
Viola da gamba
Violin
Violoncello
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A popular dance, introduced by Lully in the french court, was
the ballet
the cha cha chá
the giga
the minuet
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What type of musical texture is this?
polyphony (2 melodies)
monody
melody + chords
melody + basso ostinato
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The instrumental music is more important than in the Renaissance, many forms appear, like
the opera and the motete
the suite and the concerto
the allemande and the giga
the oratorio and the cantata
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The most commonly used dances in the suit are
germande, francais, lully and giga
preludio, chotis and jota
allemande, zarabanda, bourré and giga
minuet, vals, mazurca and bransle
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The father of the occidental music, one of the most importants ever, is
Henry Purcell
Salieri
J.S.Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
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The 'concerto' is like
a dialogue between the soloist and the orchestra
a fight between the instruments
a dialogue between the soloist and the conductor
a fight
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The most famous composer of oratorios was
Haendel
Haydn
Mozart
Vivardi
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Apart from the opera, a new vocal form is
the cantata
the bolero
the oratorio
the aria
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An spanish old dance, used by Haendel in his suite in D minor, is the
minuet
pasodoble
zarabanda
giga
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A 'concerto' is an instrumental piece for
2 instruments
harpischord
orchestra
orchestra and solist
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Any opera has different parts like
recitatives, arias, choruses and instrumental parts
songs and motetes
dialogs and choruses
choruses and dances
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The characteristics of the oratorio are
secular music with instruments and representation
religios music with representation
secular music, no instruments
religious music, no representation
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What instrument used to play the ostinato in the Baroque?
castanets
violoncello or bassoon
voice or castratti
recorder or oboe
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Which one was the first opera?
Eurídice
Dido and Eneas
L'Orfeo
Rinaldo
