what did Baroque trumpets look like?

They couldn't played all the notes

The Baroque orchestra was mainly made up of

Bowed strings, harpsichord, flutes, oboes, trumpets, timpani

A group of dances fast, slow fast, slow

Some of the greatest composers were

Monteverdi, Bach, Vivaldi, Handel, Corelli, Albinoni,

The patronage system the musicians had in Baroque period consisted in

Their contract didn't allow them to leave their employers

That the themes fight each other

A pice of music thought for one, two or three instruments

A religious opera without scenary and costumes

The Catholic and Protestant Church used the art and particularly the music as....

as a mean of propagandistic purposes

The baroque concerto is a...

Musical piece for orchestra and soloist

These are some reasons why opera was born:

The Influence of theatre, the power of high class,

The basso continuo was usually played by

Harpsichord, lute, organ or a double bass

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1
what did Baroque trumpets look like?
They usually played lower notes than current trumpets
They couldn't played all the notes
As current trumpets
They had a lot of keys
2
The Baroque orchestra was mainly made up of
Bowed strings, harp, flute, timpani, lute and organ
Bowed strings, piano, oboes, flutes and timpani
Bowed strings, harpsichord, flutes, oboes, trumpets, timpani
Bowed strings, cellos, basses, tambourines, flues and oboes
3
A suite is...
An ensemble of singers and players together
A group of dances which appear in an opera
A group of dances fast, slow fast, slow
A group of quite fast dances
4
Some of the greatest composers were
Monteverdi, Haydn, Bach, Vivaldi and Corelli
Monteverdi, Mozart, Albinoni, Bach and Vivaldi
Monteverdi, Bach, Vivaldi, Handel, Corelli, Albinoni,
Monteverdi, Chopin, Telemann, Bach, Vivaldi and Handel
5
The patronage system the musicians had in Baroque period consisted in
They don't sign any contract, the word was enough
Their contract didn't allow them to leave their employers
They had a lot of employers through their lives
You simply sign a contract with you patron
6
Which instrument indicates 90% 'this is Baroque music'?
Harpsichord
Organ
Timpani
Violin
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The word fugue means
That the music go very fast
That the themes fight each other
That there are a lot of motive, subjects...
That a motive of the music chases the other
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A Baroque sonata is
A pice of music thought for one, two or three instruments
A type of music thought for a baroque orchesta
A ternary musical form
A sounded piece of music composed for voices
9
An oratorio is
A religious opera without scenary and costumes
A type of music to celebrate the passion of Christ
a choir of people singing together with instruments
A dance music thought for noble people
10
The first opera was composed by
Telemann
Handel
Monteverdi
Vivaldi
11
Baroque timpani used to play...
They were able to play several notes of the scale
The basso continuo
Tonic and dominant notes
Several notes ( about four notes)
12
The Catholic and Protestant Church used the art and particularly the music as....
as a way to encourage people to dance and pray
as a mean of propagandistic purposes
an entertainment, mainly for young people
as a way to raise the souls of people to God
13
The baroque concerto is a...
A Musical piece for choir and orchestra
Musical piece for keyboard instruments
Musical piece for orchestra and tutti
Musical piece for orchestra and soloist
14
The Baroque composers used Dynamics as
Using crescendos and diminuendos
They didn't use dynamics at all
They used only hairpins
Terraced Dynamics
15
These are some reasons why opera was born:
The Influence of theatre, the power of high class,
The appearance of basso continuo,
The new idea of theatre and concerto grosso
The appearance of suite and dances
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The basso continuo was usually played by
Harpsichord, lute, organ or a double bass
Harpsichord, oboe, cello, organ
Harpsichord, lute, harp, trumpet
Harpsichord, flute, organ, lute

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