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This musical form was the main repertoire of the Classical period:

Renaissance music was strongly linked to

"Only one melodic line" (everyone playing or singing the same melody at the same time) is the definition of...

Female composers are hardly remembered because they were worse than the male composers

Did Giovanni Bardi and the musicians of the Florentine Camerata want to create the Baroque style?

Romantic composers loved this instrument:

Orchestral composition in one movement that describes an extra-musical element:

Which one is a pre-romantic style?

The name of the first reformed opera was...

Music that uses folk elements:

What is the Heiligenstadt Testament?

What is the instrumentation of a baroque sonata?

Which country will have the most influential musical style during the Baroque period?

What is the meaning of "B.C." in Baroque music?

The main difference between polyphonic and heterophonic texture is that...

What did the kings Alfonso X and Richard I have in common? (apart from being kings)

Which texture was developed during the Renaissance period?

What happened to the power of the Catholic Church during the Renaissance period?

The name of the first (the earliest surviving) opera of the Baroque period was

Both baroque and classical orchestras usually had only one percussion instrument. Which one?

What happened to the recorder and the harpsichord during the Classical period?

What is the instrumentation of a classical/romantic sonata?

What is the difference between an organum and a motet?

The Church modes were abandoned during...

Baroque music was strongly linked to

Virtuosic piece for piano:

The nineteenth century is also called the Age of…

Music that describes an extra-musical element:

What is the difference between an opera and an oratorio?

What is a whole consort?

"While you live, shine" is the first verse of...

What is a sonata form?

Ballroom dance in ternary rhythm

Greek music was strongly linked to

Who was Orpheus?

What is an ostinato?

What is the instrumentation of a concerto?

Which medieval instrument made its way into churches?

Operas and oratorios only have one of these:

It has 3 parts: A. Slow part with dotted rhythms, B. Fast part in fugal style, C. Slow part again.

Which one was parodied during the romantic period?

Classical music was strongly linked to....

When did the musicians finally become free artists?

It was something new to music, a speech-like song that usually precedes an aria:

What is the difference between the Gregorian chant and the organum?

In music, what is a "movement"?

According to the easy version of the truth, which one is NOT a cappella?

Medieval music was strongly linked to

What is a “dynamic change” in music?

Melodic and expressive song, an opera usually has many of these because they are BEAUTIFUL: