Music History Eras

Chance music is another name for:

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The most prominent instrument section in the Baroque Era Orchestra was:

The keyboard instrument most popular during the Renaissance Era is the:

During the Baroque Era, instrumental music was:

An extended work in several (often 4) movements for orchestra from the Classical Era is?

What era is this music from?

The 20 year transition period between the Romantic Era and the 20th Century Era is called:

What was the second most important instrument section in the Classical orchestra?

Employment where the composer is supported by royalty or aristocrats is called:

"Renaissance" refers to the "revival" of art and (?) from Ancient Greece and Rome.

The most popular keyboard instrument in the Classical Era is the:

Music that consists of only one melody line with no accompaniment is considered:

The word "Baroque" means:

A popular form of Secular music in the Renaissance Era (i.e. Fair Phyllis) is the:

During which years did the Romantic Era take place?

During which years did the Baroque Era take place?

What era is this music from?

New vocal music from the Baroque era, that is usually sacred, is called:

The style of music that is NOT an example of 20th Century music is:

During the Classical Era, instrumental music is:

When voices move independently (think Renaissance), this type of movement is called:

During which years did the 20th Century Era take place?

One reason that Romantic music was not the same from country to country, in Europe, is because:

Sacred music is:

During which years did the Classical Era take place?

Sacred Latin texts, other than those set to chant, were set to (?) during the Renaissance Era.

Romantic composers used different (?) for effect, contrast, and beauty.

Romantic music was:

During which years did the Renaissance Era take place?

The system of music notation used in the Medieval Era is called:

The Medieval Era is also known as:

During which years the Medieval Era take place?

Composers in the Renaissance Era started focusing on writing (?) music.

Music without a tonal center, which can be quite dissonant, is called:

The style of music that was popular during the Post-Romantic Period is called:

Romantic Orchestras were:

Which of the following CANNOT be used to describe the Classical Era?

This type of music attempted to tell a story or paint a picture:

A three contrasting movement piece performed by a soloist and accompaniment is called:

The most common form of music found in the Medieval Era was:

One new way that a composer could make money in the Romantic era is:

Vocal music developed in the Baroque Era that uses staging, scenery, costumes, and action is:

What era is this music from?

What era is this music from?

What era is this music from?

Which Medieval Composer wrote music that was performed mainly by women?