Music History Forms and Vocabulary

In the classical period, composers returned to this form--melody with accompaniment.

A group of instruments playing together in the Renaissance period...

Music written with an extra-musical inspiration such as a story, artistic picture or character

Rondo form is best represented by:

Baroque form:  Word means "to chase"

20th Century music is often dissonant.

Which is NOT a characteristic of the Romantic period?

Strophic:

Simple AB form

Which of the following is not a part of the Mass?

The first movement of a symphony is most often in this form:

Atonal refers to music that:

Ternary Form is best represented by:

Romantic piece that is programmatic

The classical period was so named because:

John Cage was interested in "found sound" according to Cage, means that:

A medieval composition technique that is a repeated harmony line, usually in whole notes.

Melodies played at intervals, chasing each other are typical of which kind of music?

A way of ornamenting chant and other melodic lines by singing multiple notes per syllable

Polyphonic Music is a major characteristic of which time periods?

20th Century musical technique where all 12 chromatic pitches are arranged in sets.

Music written for the the sake of the music itself--no outside theme or inspiration or story

In the Medieval Period, chant with just one line of melody was called:

In Symphony Form the 2nd movement is most likely to be:

Which of the following is not a movement  of the mass?

Baroque style of writing where loud and soft dynamics shift back and forth abruptly.

Baroque form pioneered by Handel.  Like an opera without staging or costumes.

Homophonic music =

Sonata Allegro form is best represented by:

Rounded binary is best represented by:

A1A2A3A4A5.....is a representation of which musical form?

The word Baroque means:

The opposite of program music, Absolute music is:

Early form of harmony practiced in chants--2 part parallel harmony.

In a symphony, the first movement is most likely to be:

Which of the following is more likely to be in Latin?