MUS18 Exam 2 Review

Sonatas are vocal pieces, meaning sung.

Name this dance/music genre and from what region of Spain?

When is exam #2 for this class?

Which one of these music/dance genres involve castinets?

This composer specialized in writing sacred music for 2-3 choruses combined, called _____ style

Name this genre.

This term describes the soulfulness and feeling in flamenco music

Name the ensemble that accompanies sardana dance?

One of the early and principal centers of Spanish Baroque music was in _______.

What time period is defined by disillusion with Enlightenment ideals & a retreat to exoticism/ extreme states of being?

The great master of the Classical guitar, as a performer and composer, was _____.

Which one of these music/dance genres does not involve singing?

Where in Spain would you hear gaitas?

In the 1850s, the composer ____ sought to revive the zarzuela by incorporating Spanish folklore.

Name this dance/music genre in triple meter by Fernando Sor.

rasgueo means plucking guitar strings

What areophone instruments do you hear in this dance/music piece?

Juan Hidalgo's zarzuela El tiempo de Palas is ______.

One of the first and most important composers of zarzuelas was ________.

Flamenco comes from this region in Spain.

Padre Antonio Solar composed "Sonata in D minor" for what instrument?

This is a Baroque Guitar playing in the recording.

Although one could dance to this minuet, by the 18th c. it was a concert piece or can be enjoyed as music by itself.

Zarzuelas are operas in Spanish

What is the name of this famous music/dance genre from the Baroque period?

Cantatas mean "sounded" in Italian and is played on an instrument of some kind.

Flamenco has its roots in the music of Muslims, Jews, and Roma

What does Baroque mean?

Who is the composer of this Gloria a 12, for 12 voices?

What is this music/dance genre and from what region of Spain?

The women singing in El barberillo de Lacapies can be described as _____.

____ was a Spanish music historian, teacher, and composer of "O Gloriosa Virginum" (O glorious Virgin)

Who is the composer of this organ "battle piece"?

The origins of the term zarzuela come from the local _____.

The last half of the 1700s is often referred to as the ____, filled with virtues of reason, justice, and democracy.

What traditional Catalonia celebration accompanies the Sardana?

Flamenco includes all of the following EXCEPT:

What music/dance genre is this and from what region in Spain?

Which of the following is NOT a chordophone found in Jota music/dance?