Music History Review

The philosophical movment that corresponds to the Baroque period:_______.

These were lavish and ceremonial displays of art in seventeenth century Venice.

The first opera was primarily composed by: ___________.

William Byrd wrote for which services?

An Italian composer known for his influence of the development of the trio sonata.

This composer's songs were published in 1602 in Le nuvove musiche, describing vocal ornamentation.

The composer __________ gave inmportant suuport to Martin Luther's efforts for German musical repertoire.

Louis Bourgeois was the musical collaborator for the leader of this movement.

This composer authored a treatise on keyboard playing, L'Art de toucher le clavecin.

The first dance movement in the seventeenth century suite was most commonly _________.

This is a type of theatrical entertainment that included virutosic performers:

This type of chamber work is also known as a church sonata.

A genre that represents a free form composition with rapid technique meant to show off the abilities of the performer.

An Italian Baroque composer known for his operas and chamber cantatas.

During the Counter-reformation, the Council of Trent greatly reduced the number of works in this genre:

The term ______ means overly ornamented, distorted and bizarre.

An Italian strophic song in the early seventeenth century was identified as a(n)_______

Trio texture in the seventeenth century could employ as many as how many performers?

The _____ began in France as a sophisticated, secular court song

This genre incorporates the pairing of fast and slow movements and was the first multi movement instrumental genre.

This composer was the master of ars perfecta:

An Italian Baroque composer who was also known for being a virtuosic violinist.

A German composer of the seventeenth century mostly known for his contribution to works for the organ.

The most sophisticated and popular genre of secular music in late Renaissance Italy was the ________.

An English composer known mostly for his contributions to musical theatre.

A mood or state of mind: love, hate, joy, sorrow, wonder, and desire.

The concept of seconda practica has to do with __________.

This scholar grouped the styles of the Baroque period in three separate classifications.

The English equivalent to the Latin motet is the________.

The development for scoring in seperate choirs is mostly associated with this city.