Graduate Quiz Section Two

In Germany, the first public opera house was in

Monody, applied in music of the late 16th and 17th centuries, is

According to Heinrich Christoph Koch, the second part of the second section

In simple binary form, the second part

Handel is credited with inventing which genre

In opera seria, arias

Who were the most important people to the success of Venetian operas?

What is one way that da capo form suited the needs of 17th century taste?

In Vivaldi's ritornello form, which parts lend themselves to virtuoso displays by soloists?

Barbara Strozzi was born in

In Henry Purcell's opera Dido and Aeneas, how is Dido's lament structured?

What was one common basso ostinato pattern?

In French passages notated with even durations the practice of performing with lilting rhythms

Who of the following did NOT write a surviving opera on the Orpheus story

The first section of a French overture is marked by

By the late 18th century, the favorite keyboard instrument was the

In sonata form, a section that follows recapitulation, affirming tonic/expanding some themes is

In the hands of Johann Jacob Froberger, the toccata became

An instrumental ensemble consisting of four to seven instruments became known in England as

Which of the following is one innovation in Francois Couperin's harpsichord works?

The second movement of a symphony by Haydn is often

The first movements of J.C. Bach's concertos blend elements of sonata form with:

Which of the following describes the typical program of an 18th century public concert?

How did Lully adapt recitative for French opera

What aspect of Italian operatic style did Jean Jacques Rousseau praise?

Which of the following was developed in the eighteenth century?

What is one way in which Rameau's style differed from that of Italian composers of opera?

Maurizio Cazzati

The main set of pipes on a German organ is the

How did the concerted madrigal differ from earlier madrigals?

The most significant intellectual movement of the eighteenth century was

When did art historians first use the term "Baroque" as artistic movements from 1600 and 1750?

The Orgelbuchlein contains

How did Pergolesi respond to new ideas about human emotions in La Serva Padrona?

How was the madrigal influential on opera's development?

One way that Baroque violins were more well-suited to playing Vivaldi than modern instruments

Maurizio Cazzati

The most frequent form of dances was

What significant division in opera became more well defined in Roman Opera?

A multi-movement work that brings together several different dances is known as a

What term- coined in 18th century, described the growing # of well-informed amateur musicians

Among French writers, which concept was valued in expressing emotions?

Handel is credited with inventing which genre

In a fugue, a section without a statement of the subject is a(n)

Handel was born in

An opera seria contains

What is one way that Mozart's adult compositional style was impacted by his unusual childhood?

Many of Bach's fugues reveal the influence of

What was one common basso ostinato pattern?

Before it was applied to an artistic period, what was the meaning of the term "Baroque?"

In many of Bach's cantatas, like Nin komm, der Heiden Heiland, solo movements draw heavily from

One of the most influential organ composers of the seventeenth century was

Which country was Italy's main musical competition in the 17th century?

Monteverdi's first opera, L'Orfeo, was written for

The first concert halls and concert societies emerged in

After Idomeneo premiered in Munich in 1781, Mozart moved to Vienna and earned money as

What were Edmund Burke's thoughts on aesthetics?

Johann Cruger's Praxis pietatis melica was

From 1768 some of Haydn's symphonies... those in minor keys ... can be associated with 

By the end of the eighteenth century, the typical symphony had

The musical genre of the Passion sets

Haydn's earliest surviving and last completed works belonged to which genre?

Conciatato genere (stile concitato) was a way to express anger and belligerence through

What defined a public concert in the eighteenth century?

Where did public concerts, for which members of the public paid admission, first occur?

According to Rameau, a change of key within a piece of music is a 

Where did Haydn become more familiar with the oratorio?

What is one common plot device in comic opera, demonstrated by Pergolesi's La serve padrona?

Which genre of French music included a double chorus?

All of the following are leading cantata composers of the mid-seventeenth century except

In Germany, the first public opera house was in

What is one of the most important themes in seventeenth century artistic output?

What was the most common form of aria by the end of the seventeenth century?

Which of the following writers was active during the seventeenth century?

In concertos, the full orchestra was designated as

Who established the conventional form of opera seria?

What musical element was introduced into Jewish synagogue services in the seventeenth century?

According to Johann Joachim Quantz, the ideal musical style is

How do C.P.E. Bach's clavier sonatas reflect empfindsam style?

In the fantasia of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck successive presentations of subject contain variou

For what artistic endeavor was Louis XIV known?

How did English church music of early Classical period compare with that of other countries?

According to Quantz, which country's composers embrace the emerging spirit of cosmopolitanism?

Which of the following was a common continuo instrument?

The first book published in North America contained

In the 18th century, the most widespread term for what we call the classical style was

In The Beggar's Opera, how does John Gay satirize London society?

What is one fundamental part of our musical life that originated in the seventeenth century?

Domenico Scarlatti spent much of his career in

At any given moment in the 18th century, what was the lowest number of opera houses in Venice?

Besides music written for public concerts,what other contexts was orchestral music heard 

In his book on the arts, Charles Batteux distinguished the fine arts from

In Baroque music, what is an elaborate passage that decorates an important cadence?

What is Alberti bass

The Well-Tempered Clavier

What were Handel's contributions to the development of operatic scene structure?

The impresario was

Before the 1750's, what music could be expected in French opera comique?

When Haydn passed away, which of his works were among the most popular?

Who was one of the Cremona-based great violin makers of the seventeenth century

Who established the conventional form of opera seria?

In the chaconne, what part of the original theme remains relatively unchanged?

A walking bass is

Where the voice skips from dissonance to a consonance-to note of resolution -used by Palestrina

What reason did Frescobaldi encourage performers to vary the manner of performance of his music

The Symphonies of Giovanni Battista Sammartini contain

Which genre adopted stylistic aspects of both opera and cantata?

When did the style of Eighteenth century first become known as "Classical" style?

Who was Louis XIV's favorite musician for three decades?

The orchestral concerto

How did ritornello form lend itself to Vivaldi's particular job?

Mid 19th century theorists thought sonata form contained three sections; the first called the

In imitating speech, composers of recitative often

How did Vivaldi's compositions come to be popular outside of Venice?

Whom did Giulio Strozzi honor with a volume of adulatory poetry?

Chorale settings for organ were known as

The Spanish zarzuela

The sacred music written in Salzburg was

What genres are among the output of Chiara Margarita Cozzolani?

What is one common plot device in comic opera demonstrated by Pergolesi's La serve padrona?

What was one way that composers built dramatic tension at the end of an act in comic opera?

What emerging view of human psychology impacted music in the Classical Era?

Antonio Vivaldi's primary place of employment was

As Rameau's operas gained traction, a controversy stirred between his admirers and those of

Haydn's compositions frequently combine

The middle of the 17th century, Italian opera had acquired main features it would keep except

Which of the following is an innovation of the seventeenth century scientific revolution?

Music that is periodic

What style of opera was popular in Venetian opera?

Which composer made keyboard arrangements of Vivaldi concertos?

What musical element is most important in Scarlatti's sonatas?

In seventeenth century Europe, where did musicians stand to earn the best living?

What is one way in which Rameau's style differed from that of Lully in opera

What element of opera buffs derives from Italian com media dell'arte?

The sonata da camera featured

What is one reason for the population increase in the eighteenth century?

A string quartet in which the parts are treated with equal importance is

What did Johann Adoph Scheibe think of J.S. Bach's music

In general, what can be said about seventeenth century instrumental music?

In a Corelli trio sonata, the second movement is usually

Haydn's String Quarter Op 33 No 2 has earned the nickname "The Joke" because of 

At its largest, the orchestra at Esterhaza contained around

For what reason did Giovanni Mariah Artusi criticize Monteverdi's Cruda Amarilli?

Galant style is marked by

Most eminent Franco-Flemish composers of the middle of the fifteenth century include all except

Mozart composed three Italian comic operas with librettist

Handel's most important patrons were