Unit 3 Test Music History

Which of the following "letter schemes" represents the form of a da capo aria?

A 17th century Italian composer and renowned violinist, teacher, and violin pedagogue who composed many trio sonatas.

A German, Baroque-era composer, keyboardist, and violinist who composed all musical genres except opera.

The combination of keyboard and cello that plays the bass line and harmony of a trio sonata. 

A 17th century English composer who composed Dido and Aeneas, an opera that combined elements of masque and opera.

Known as the "first lady," this term was used to describe sought-after sopranos in Baroque opera.

Deriving its name from the word "cantare," this composition features a combination of vocalists and basso continuo.

This Baroque era composer was the impresario of The Royal Academy of Music which sought to support Italian operas.

A section often included in a concerto that features the orchestra and not the soloist and includes recurring themes.

Jean Baptiste Lully composed this, otherwise known as lyric tragedy or French opera.