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Baroque Period
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Writing music for instruments bacme more specific to the instruments capabilities and range. What is this called?
Idiomatic
Varied
Extended techniques
Orchestral
2
Vocal polyphony in the Renaissance and decorative textures in Baroque were common. Which is not typical?
Fugue
Counterpoint
Imitation
Monophonic
3
Which period of music came before the Baroque period?
Medieval
Renaissance
Romantic
Classical
4
A composer who was famous for writing steady quavers creating a motor rhythm was...
Verdi
Mozart
Monteverdi
Vivaldi
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Baroque music featured a polarised texture which required a Basso Continuo part play harmonies?
True
False
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Which of these composers wrote music in the Baroque period?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Igor Stravinsky
Josef Haydn
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What are the dates of the Baroque period?
1600 - 1750
1400 - 1600
1900 - 1999
1750 - 1810
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Typically melodies would use short motifs which were extended and developed. This is called ...
Heterophony
Fortspinnung
Development
Sequence
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Baroque composers modulated to keys a third apart - tertiary modulation.
True
False
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Bach wrote a Cantata every sunday for the Church Service. What language did he write in?
French
German
Italian
Latin
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Which genre do we see the structure of Recitative and Aria?
Sonatina
Cantata
Leider
Opera
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Bach composed all genres of sacred and secular music. What did he write for large instrumental ensembles?
Chorale
Trio Sonata
Toccata and Fugue
Concerto grosso
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Typically in the Baroque period harmony was written with regular perfect cadences. This is called...
CHromaticism
Musica Ficta
Functional Harmony
Modulation
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What year did J S Bach die?
1790
1810
1750
1900
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Musica Ficta was typical in the early rennaissance music which used modes. What is musica ficta?
Added accidentals to make perfect cadences
Chromaticism
Music which tells a story
Musical dialogue