Brandenburg Concerto No 2 in F

What is a piece of the Baroque that comprised of a soloist/s combined with larger ensemble?

What was it called when the Harpsichord and cello played the bassline in pieces like this?

Why do all the instruments not play in unison in bar 103?

What to the trumpet and oboe share starting from bar 32?

What key does the piece move to from F Major

What follows the opening ritornello?

Who are the Brandenburg Concertos dedicated to?

What is it called when a group of soloists is contrasted with an orchestra?

What chord can you find in bar 51?

What do we call it when lines sound as good at top, middle or bottom within the piece?

What is the first minor key to appear?

What was the most common pattern of the 3 movement concerto?

What is a ritornello?

What is tasto solo?

What is the violone?

How is Bach economical in his musical writing as can be seen at the beginning of the piece?

How would the Baroque oboe be different to a modern oboe?

Why does the recorder not play in unison with the oboes and violins in bar 24?

What key does the Brandenburg Concerto no 2 start in?

What would the harpsichord play?

What chords show that the Circle of fifths is used through bars 32-36

What key is the piece at the end of the movement?

what is meant by violoncello e cembalo all unison

The recorder is quiet. How does Bach make sure the recorder stands out at times  in the piece?

The Brandenburg concertos show a style of German contrapuntal writing combined with...

What is the texture of the movement?

What is the music for the soloists known as?

What solo instruments in the concerto are described as outdoor instruments?

Which part plays an ascending sequence starting at bar 33?

What are the numbers shown below the cello part?

`Are all the soloists all...................?

The trumpet part is played in which register?

How does a piccolo trumpet sound different to a standard Bb trumpet?

How long does the opening ritornello last for

If a natural trumpet is not used which kind of trumpet would be used to play the trumpet part?

What solo instruments are known as indoor instruments?

When did the Brandenburg concerto's become popular?

How would the violin have been different to the violin of today?

What is the term for the orchestra called?

Why does the recorder play in compound 3rds with the cello in bar 34?