Section Two Part B

When Haydn passed away, which of his works were among the most popular?

In what context were intermezzi performed?

The most significant genre for Lutheran composers of the time was the

William Billings's fuging tunes feature

What is one way that da capo form suited the needs of seventeenth century taste?

Why is Haydn sometimes called "The father of the symphony?"

Elisabeth Claude Jacquet de la Guerre is known as

The plot of Cesti's Orontea is about

Because of periodicity how does harmonic motion of Classical music compare with that of Baroque

 In the development sections of Haydn's sonata form movements, what typically happens?

The court ballet was

What  was Heinrich Schutz particularly known to employ for the purpose of text expression

What constitutes a large ensemble work in the seventeenth century?

In mid-seventeenth century Italy, a cantata was

What is the term for the performance of a figured bass line?

Which of the following is an accomplishment of CPE Bach?

In Cothen, Bach was employed as a 

Where was the first public opera house built

Small sacred concertos often included which performing forces

With whom did Heinrich Schutz study?

Who created a distinctive French style of opera?

Haydn spent much of his career working at

In the early 18th century, leading male roles were written for

When composers wrote in stile antico, they adopted stylistic traits of

What is one concept fundamental to modern music theory that Jean- Philippe Rameau asserted

In the 17th century, what were the affections?

According to surviving performance parts, how many singers often performed Bach's cantatas?

Who was a major seventeenth century composer of the toccata?

Following tradition of JC Bach, Mozart's piano concertos contain a first movement that

Which of the following best describes the way that Bach composed?

Haydn's String Quartets Opp. 9, 17 and 20 differ from four movement symphonic form in that

What musical element was introduced into Jewish synagogue services in the 17th century?

Which musical element is most important in Scarlatti's sonatas?

Who wrote the treatise The Passions of the soul, cataloging the affections

Which of the following was one of the great singers of the early eighteenth century

Rameau wrote his first opera around age

What is one way that art responded to the urbanization of European life in the 18th century

How did basso continuo engender a shift in thinking about dissonance?

Empfindsam style involved

Which of the following is true of most of Vivaldi's ritornello

Besides guitar, the main Spanish chamber instrument was the

Which describes the 18th century German composers musical style?

One of the greatest patrons of the arts in 18th century German speaking lands was

Among 18th century opera reformers, what was one primary concern?

What was concertato style?

Naples was known for its

According to Monteverdi, what musical style represents the first practice?

Johann Jacob Froberger's toccatas frequently alternate improvisatory sections with

The most obvious antecedent to the symphony is the

In Handel's operas recitative that is accompanied only by basso continuo is

In Versuch einer Anleitung zur composition, Heinrich Christoph Koch

Which composer established the standard four movement structure of a symphony

Unmeasured preludes contain

Couperin's harpsichord works were collected and published as

What was the conventional form of cantatas by the end of the 17th century

According to Jacopo Peri, recitative was initially intended to

Trio sonatas were written for how many instruments?

What was style luthe in lute and clavecin music?

What did composers think was the healthiest way to use the affections?

What is one way that church officials inhibited music-making in convents?

Francois Couperin was heavily influenced by which Italian composer

Which is a musical value in the 18th century that is directly related to the Enlightenment

What calamity limited the ability of the Holy Roman Empire and/or Germany to support musicians?

What aspect of French performance practice was developed in lute and clavecin music?

How did Marc-Antoine Charpentier adapt Italian styles in his solo airs?

What was the prevailing texture of seventeenth century music?

Whose sequential books of madrigals illustrate the changing musical taste of early 17th century

In the 17th century, the modal system declined and was eventually replaced by

Which composer originated the rescue opera?

What is typical of Haydn's minuet and trio movements of symphonies?

In basso continuo

Caccini's La liberazione di Ruggiero dall’isola d'Alcina was billed as

The Concert Spirituel took place in

What is one distinguishing feature of Italian opera buffs in comparison to comic opera

They symphonies of Giovanni Battista Sammartini contain

Which of the following was a common type of binary form in the Classical Era?

Who authored treatise on harpsichord playing that is important for Baroque performance practice

Which of the following is true of most of Vivaldi's ritornellos?

How did the early sonata resemble the canzona?

A period contained

A collegium musicum was

How did Handel's oratorios differ from Italian oratorios?

The most vibrant genre of sacred music in Spain was the

In the late seventeenth century, where was the Italian center of opera?

Who wrote the theme used in Bach's Musical Offering

The subjects of most seventeenth-century German operas concerned

The Vingt-quatre Violons du Roi contributed to development of the modern

Often, the B section of a da capo aria

The first composer of piano concertos was

What was one core value of the Enlightenment?

In the development sections of Haydn's sonata form movements, what typically happens?

How did tragedy en musique cater to French taste?

How did the context of intermezzo performance impact its reception

In Bach's lifetime, the principal composition of the Lutheran church was the

Writers distinguished galant style from

Approximately how many symphonies did Haydn write?

Which city was especially prominent in the early history of the symphony?

What is one way in which English masques differed from opera?

In Bach's Mass in B Minor, the Credo is in

How did Gluck achieve operatic reform?

German lied was often

Telemann's first set of Paris Quartets shows Italian influence through

Why was Handel criticized for plagiarism since his death?

What shift occurred in opera seri a in the 1720s and 1730s?

How does Mozart's The Magic Flute reflect its genre of Singspiel?

How did Baroque musicians view musical scores?

In 1790, Johann Peter Salomon invited Haydn to compose and conduct symphonies in

Songs in divertissements are usually

The ricercare is marked by

Haydn's String Quartets, Op. 76

Who wrote one of the first comprehensive histories of music?

Which composer most heavily influenced Handel's Twelve Grand Concertos?

What musical division contained the best wind and brass players employed by Louis XIV?

What is one way in which oratorios differ from operas

German comic opera, inspired by English ballad opera, was known as

Froberger popularized which style of harpsichord

According to Rameau, the chord built on the 5th below the first step of the scale is

According to proponents of second practice, why could compositional rules be broken?

Bach's final position was as

The symphony concertante is

How do Mozart's later symphonies differ from earlier ones?

What was the usual role of the winds in the mid-eighteenth century orchestra

In opera seria, arias

Haydn's original contract with the Esterhazy family forbade him from

Who was among the proponents of the second practice?

Of the following, who is a leading thinker of the Enlightenment?