If it ain't Baroque...

The Baroque music era had the idea of grouping instruments together, creating the first versions of ______.

There are many instruments developed in this era. What instrument was most commonly used?

What was an important style of instrumental music in this era?

Which of these is NOT one of the advantages of the Baroque era?

The sonata was not popular until what musical era?

How many players were in a Baroque orchestra?

This composer was considered one of the greatest geniuses in music, making harmony that dominated music until the 1800s.

What style of music was NOT introduced in this era?

The pieces of music that focus on this perspective were significant to this musical period:

What are two of the countries in which opera had spread to in this period?

Which of these composers was from the Baroque music era?

This form allowed for illustrations of mood and specific emotions expressed on stage.

What was the approximate timestamp of the Baroque musical era?

One of the works came from this composer who set each piece of music into the four seasons.

What Is true about the range of string instruments that were used in the Baroque period (introduced in the Renaissance)?

Which of these pieces of music was not composed in the Baroque music era?