Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Music

In which era did concertos become popular?

In which era was this painted?

"Orfeo" is considered the first ______ that is still performed today.

Which type of music used a technique known as "word painting" or "text painting."

Bach wrote over 200 of these!

LISTEN: You've heard this before. What is he singing? (#13)

LISTEN: In which period was this piece composed? (#1)

A piece features a solo violin accompanied by an orchestra. What type of piece is it?

In which era did drama, expression, and embellishment become the focus in music and art?

In Italian, "tutti" means:

What is true of madrigals?

This section of music has four lines and is ___________.

Which composer worked primarily in protestant churches?

Which composer wrote music for his students in a girls' orphanage?

LISTEN: You've heard this before. Choose a true statement about it. (#15)

Which era lasted the longest?

What is true of both operas and oratorios?

In which era was this painted?

Which of these is not a type of sacred music?

LISTEN: What is the musical texture of this piece? (#8)

Which type of medieval music was always performed a cappella?

LISTEN: You've heard this before. Choose a true statement about this piece. (#16)

What is the name of the small group of solo instruments in a concerto?

LISTEN: What is the musical texture of this piece? (#9)

LISTEN: In which period was this piece composed? (#1)

LISTEN: What is the musical texture of this piece? (#3)

LISTEN: You've heard this before. Who composed it? (#12)

You're listening to a polyphonic, a cappella piece with Latin text. It's probably __________.

LISTEN: What is the instrument heard here? (#19)

LISTEN: This Renaissance piece with lyrics in French is likely ___________. (#7)

This section of music has four lines and is __________.

LISTEN: In which era was this composed? (#6)

In which era was this painted?

Which composer is considered the master of the polyphonic fugue?