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A look into the periods of classical music, it's forms, and Periods.
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The lute belongs to this Period of Music:
Romantic
Classic
Medieval
Baroque
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In this period music is clearly divided into Profane and religious.
Baroque
Romántico
Renacimiento
Medieval
3
The opera was introduced in what period?
Modern
Romantic
Baroque
Classical
4
The preferred Texture of this period is Polyphonic.
Middle Ages
Classical
Renaissance
Romantic
5
In this Period of Music homphony became an important part of compositions.
Medieval
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
6
A composition featuring a solo instrument accompanied by the symphonic orchestra is:
Concerto
Symphony
Theme and Variations
Sonata
7
The term "Profane Music" belongs in this Period:
Impressionism
Renaissance
Baroque
Medieval
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Which of these instruments belongs to the Baroque Period?
Lute
Piano
Organ
Organistrum
9
In this period public concerts became part of the musical scene.
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Middle Ages
10
An extended large-scaled composition distinguished by harmonious composition refers to:
Opera
Theme and Variations
Sonata
Symphony
11
Who controlled the majority of music in the Middle Ages?
The nobles
The Church
The people
The King
12
Musicians mainly played in royal courts and wealthy homes in this Period:
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
Middle Ages
13
In this Period composers began to write music for specific instruments.
Medieval
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
14
Music of this period wants to convey a specific picture or feeling:
Impressionism
Neoclassical
Renaissance
Medieval
15
When does the Gregorian chant begin?
Medieval Period
Neoclassical Period
Romantic Period
Renaissance
16
The preferred texture of the Medieval Period is:
Monophonic
Heterophonic
Homophonic
Polyphonic
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The pianoforte belongs to this Period of Music.
Medieval
Renaissance
Classic
Romantic