CQA 4 Spring 23 (ALL)

What is the term for a type of program music written for textural materials including stories and plays?

What is the term for music dedicated to a religious purpose?

What is the musical term for discord in music, suggesting a state of tension?

The musical texture with everyone singing in unison, everyone singing the same pitch at the same time

What was the goal of 12 tone music?

The widespread horrors of what major event in history inspired expressionism.

Which part of the sonata-allegro form is optional?

Composers deliberately leave parts of the composition and performers undetermined and at the discretion of the performer

What is the term for new and unusual or experiment works?

What is the first era in the history of western music?

What is the term for a pictorial or descriptive orchestral work in several movements?

Who is credited with creating the first true system of writing down music?

Is plainsong considered secular or sacred?

Who is considered the Father of the Symphony?

Which movement of a symphony tends to be fast and uses sonata form, rondo form, or a combination of the two?

Which era's name comes from the term "barroco" which was originally used to describe a misshapen pearl?

The second practica is the term used for music written in the style of which era?

Which style of opera was originally performed for the courts and featured stories about mythology?

What is the standard form for a symphony?

What is the term for polyphonic choral compositions based on sacred texts?

What is the term for the quality of a system of pitches (for example, major or minor?)

What is the name of the poet Musicians from the Medieval Era?

Artists who attended the Florentine Camerata believed which texture of music best communicated the meaning of the text?

Which movement of a symphony is fast and sets the tone.

What is the term for music without religious affiliation?

What is the musical term for music that portrays the meaning of the words of the text?

What is the term for a composition for solo voice and piano?

What is the term for writing music to express pride in ones nation?

Which style of opera featured down-to-earth stories that were funny?

What is the fourth era in the history of western music?

Which movement of a symphony is slow and usually is in a different key than the first movement.

Name the part of the sonata-allegro form that develops the thematic ideas.

Which Baroque Era form is Vivaldi famous for writing?

What is the one common trait in all Baroque Era Music?

Name the part of the sonata-allegro form that introduces the themes.

A musical style that combines tonal melody with exotic textures and timbres.

What is the name for someone from the Renaissance era described as “a person dedicated to independent reasoning?

What is the term for instrumental music that tries to convey a specific idea without using lyrics?

Which Era's name means "rebirth" when translated from French to English?

What is the third era in the history of western music?

Which section of the sonata-allegro form leaves the listener feeling unsettled?

What is the term for music with a single melodic line with everyone singing the same note at the same time?

During which century did the first written music appear?

What does it mean for a song to have no strict meter?

Which Baroque style of music is defined as solo parts alternated with a full orchestra?

There was an increased demand for which type of concerts during the Classical Era?

Which Baroque style of music is defined as solo parts alternated with a small group of instruments?

Which style of music is defined as, a rich polyphonic composition consisting of a series of successive imitations?

Which era's name means "between the ages?" It was considered a dark era between two golden ages.

What is the third era in the history of western music?

Which movement of a symphony is usually a minuet (a stately French dance)?

Who established the standard form for a symphony?

Why did romantic composers reject classicism?

Prima practica is the term used for music written in the style of which era?

What is the term for the musical texture in which harmony supports the melody?

Which movement of a symphony almost always uses the sonata-allegro form?

Which part of the sonata-allegro form is supposed to provide a musical relief from the previous section?

Which Modern Era style subjectively explored deep inner feelings

Who is credited with creating the first set practice for using music in religious services?

What is the sixth era in the history of western music?

A “period during the 19th and early 20th century when composers created music that exploded with emotion?”

Where did Renaissance composers get the inspiration for their works?

What is the term for music without tonality or tonal center?

A series of notes comprising the 12 pitches of the scale

Which style of Modern Era music stresses the element of repetition with changes dictated by a rule or system?

What is the term for the musical texture with independent melodies that stand alone?

Name the part of the sonata-allegro form that is a restatement of the original theme.

What is the term for music with no strict meter or accompaniment sung by a single voice or unison choir?

What does it mean for a song to have no accompaniment?

Is secular monophony secular or sacred?

What is the term for a fixed melodic idea that occurs through all movements of a piece?

Which Modern Era style is defined as “a French style of atmospheric music from the late 19th century?”

What is the second era in the history of western music?

What is the form of concertos set by Vivaldi?

What is the fifth era in the history of western music?

What is the term for non-religious vocal works in several parts (usually 5)?