Classical

A rich, polyphonic composition consistening of successive melody imitation is called what?

What does it mean to learn music by rote?

One of the first known operas was called what?

Composers drew these symbols above and below text to indicate high and low pitch.

Who invented solmization?

What was the first type of harmony called?

The Baroque period was what time frame?

The Renaissance period was during what time frame?

Who is the most famous composer of the Baroque fugue?

Accompaniment consisting of harpsicord and viola da gamba was called what?

During the Renaissance, music was primarily sung in all languages EXCEPT what?

Which of the following is NOT part of a Baroque fugue?

What does "Baroque" translate to?

The first type of musical notation that included a staff was called what?

During opera when actors sing their spoken words and the storyline continues is called what?

The violin concerto we studied in class was called what?

Concertos have what kind of texture?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of Baroque fugue?

What is the chronological order of the first three time periods of classical music?

What was the most common subject of Baroque opera?

A short musical idea or main theme of a piece of music is called what?

What type of literature inspired composers during the Renaissance?

Who is your teacher

Plainsong is what type of texture?

What is the method of assigning a syllabic name to each pitch?

Around what year did Classical music begin?

Layered dynamics within a composition are called what?

These traveleres were responsible for spreading music throughout Europe

The Medieval period was during what time?

How many musical sections does a mass have?

What type of music was meant to be played in church?

Who was Gregorian chant named after? (He put music in the church in 500).

A song in opera where the character pauses to sing about their feelings is what?

Who was one of the most famous composers of the Baroque concerto?

All of the following are sections of a mass service except what?

What technique was used to portray the meaning of words of the text through music?

How many years does the Renaissance period overlap with the Baroque period?

What does the word "Renaissance" translate to?

What Baroque genre formed in 1600?

Music meant for entertainment and is called what?