Music History 2 Final

What type of mass remains the same on most or all days of the church calendar?

What form of music is a drama with continuous music staged with scenery, costumes, and action?

what type of concerto presents a contrast of texture between the tutti and soloist in 3 movements?

What term describes a large-scale multi-movement composition in sacred text?

What work is formed in the church and consists of 4 movements in a slow-fast-slow-fast pattern?

What type of musical texture includes solo singing accompanied by one or more movements?

what type of recitif shifts frequently between duple and triple meter to allow syllables of words to sound natural?

Who was the first to print music?

What is the name of one of the mass texts based on a Byzantine litany?

what term means a long interlude of ballet, choral singing. and spectacle intended as entertainment?

what form joins 2 binary forms to create an ABA pattern?

What is the term for a form of basso continuo where the baseline has flat or sharp signs and numbers?

Having one note sung to each syllable of text is called...

What is a style of singing without a fixed rhythm or structure that imitates speech?

What instrument usually plays basso continuo?

L'orfeo debuted in which city?

who was an innovator?

A polyphonic vocal composition for two or more independent voices often with different text is called...

Who believed in prima practica?

What term describes a songlike measured style in a uniform meter, with a steady motion in the accompaniment?

What year was music first printed?

What type of choir divides into two choirs or instrumentalists?

What word defines allows several notes to be sing to one syllable of text?

Which German term means intimate and sensitive?

What is the french style of musical notation (short, even durations)?

Baroque ideals were more expressive and creative, whereas renaissance was more focused on reviving classic ideas

Who was a conservative?

Which term is french for harpsicord?

What is a self-contained piece for a solo voice in opera with a poem-like structure?

What is known as "ground bass" with a simple bass pattern that repeats while the melody changes?

What type of concerto combines voices with one or more instruments and the voice/instrument lines do not double?

What is the name of the hand written books with painted decoration with metals such as gold and silver?

What style of music has arpeggiated texture in keyboard and lute music?

Absolutism focuses on...

What is the name of the group known for French social reform and human rights?

The Academie royal de music is...

What type of singing has a fast delivery of text that is often repeated?

Which is a french term for modern/sophisticated/natural?

In a double exposition, the exposition ends on the...

What city was where many famous string instrument makers resided?

What genre is for keyboard or lute that resembles an improvisation including imitative sections?

A constant single unaccompanied line is called...

What is the name of the first collection of solo songs with basso continuo by Giulio Caccini?

One goal of Baroque music was not to arouse the affections or move emotions

What is the group of intellectuals and ammeters of the arts to discuss practica?

what is the order of the dance suite?

A collection of dance music in the Baroque era is called...

What period is known for being bizarre and expressive?

What is known as a chamber suite of stylized dances?

Monteverdi moved to work for the Duke of ______

What is the term for the comic "commercial break" between acts of opera seria?

What type of music is an Italian poem having any number of lines with 7-11 syllables in each line?

What is the term for an objectified or archetypal emotions or states of mind (joy, sadness, fear, wonder)?

Where did King Louie XIV reside?

What is the order of sonata form?

Who Challenged the conventions of Italian opera on classical subjects to create opera reform?

Who believed in seconda practica?

What term describes a strophic hymn in the Lutheran tradition, intended to be sung by the congregation in German?

A musical texture in which all voices move together in the same rhythm is called...

Bernini's statue of David is seen as...

What is the term for a continuous bass line with improvised harmonies in Baroque music?

What were the changes made in reform opera?

What time period embraced rationalism, reason, knowledge, and experience?

In a sonata exposition, the second theme ends on the...

What are the 4 ordinary mass texts in order?

What term describes a contrapuntal composition with a subject, exposition, and episodes?

What form frames a piece with instrumental breaks?

A texture consisting of 2 or more simultaneous lines of independent melody is called...

Michealangelo's statue of David is seen as...

what concerto has a single instrument that contrasts with an orchestra?

What form compromised of 2 complementary sections where each is repeated

What is a repertory chant is used in the Roman Church?

What form has a AABB pattern?

What material is made of animal skin and used as a writing surface in ancient/medieval times?

which term describes a comic opera with characters being everyday people?

What type of opera is known as a French style of opera?

What was the period of art, culture, and music history marked by humanism?

Period in European History from the collapse of Roman Civilization and the start of the Renaissance is...

what opera is on a serious subject, typically with a happy ending and without comic characters?

Opera seria characters are typically...

what style includes tiny syllabic phrases built on simple cadencing harmonies?

What is the different between Prima and Seconda Practica?

What term explains the combining of narrative, dialogue, and commentary through arias/recitative arias?