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opera or oratorio?
Stradivarius, Guarnerius and Amati are
baroque introduction
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Stradivarius, Guarnerius and Amati are
Kings from Europe
Names of castrati singers
Important luthiers
Famous composers
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opera or oratorio?
opera
oratorio
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[V] Who composed the baroque music piece 'Four seasons'?
Volkmann
Verdi
Vromvrom
Vivaldi
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Stringed keyboard instrument from the Baroque period with pluckers for each string:
pianoforte
organ
piano
harpsichord
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recitativo secco o acompagnato
secco
acompagnato
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Soloist concerto or grosso concerto?
Soloist
Grosso
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Johann Sebastian Bach is famous because he wrote the first opera : Orfeo
False, he only put music into the lyrics
True, he wrote more thant 150 operas
False, it was written by Claudio Monteverdi
False, he did´t write opera
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a fugue is
no se
a contrapuntal piece, essentially based upon the idea of imitation.
a group of dances for one or more instruments.
a piece to be played.
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What is this?
sonata
concierto solista
concierto grosso
fuga
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Which composers are from the musical time period called Baroque?
Handel & Mozart
Mozart & Beethoven
Handel & Bach
Bach & Beethoven
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recitativo secco o acompagnato
scco
acompagnato
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The suite is a group of dances for one or more instruments.
True
False
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the most popular vocal genres are
Oratorio and Zarzuela
Motet and regaetton
Opera and Oratorio
Opera and motet
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The Baroque period began in the 17th century and lasted for most of the 18th century
True
False
From 16th to most of the 17th
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This music is
Mass in b minor
Orfeo
The Messiah
The fourth season
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Opera was born in
Paris
Venice
Florence
Rome
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Opera was based on
First madrigals
Verbenas de pueblo
Greek theatre
Roman theatre
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Tipos de concierto barrocos son:
simple e instrumental
simple y grosso
orquestal y grosso
solista y grosso
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The Baroque period began in the 17th century and lasted for most of the
18th
century
False
True
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recitativo secco o acompagnato
acompagnato
secco