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1
The musical practice of depicting the expressive content of the text.
humanism
syllabic singing
word painting
melismatic singing
2
Which term is synonymous with "ground bass"?
ostinato
basso continuo
basso ostinato
walking bass
3
Term that describes the sharp, abrupt dynamic contrast found in the music of the Baroque era.
rubato
terraced dynamics
sforzando
monody
4
Which Baroque genre opens with a section called the "exposition"?
French overture
fugue
church cantata
concerto grosso
5
Which form did Baroque composers typically use in the 1st and 3rd movement of a concerto grosso
ternary
fugue
ritornello form
binary
6
The dramatic text that composers set to music in an opera, oratorio, or cantata is called:
ostinato
tocatta
monody
libretto
7
This genre derives text from historical events or mythology and glorified the aristocracy
chamber cantata
monody
opera seria
oratorio
8
True or False: In
The Messiah
, many of the 19 choruses feature simple homophonic settings.
False
True
9
The belief that people can shape their world and create beautiful art.
Catholicism
humanism
Doctrine of Affections
Renaissance
10
Term for the unvarying text of the Mass that are sung virtually every day.
Communion
Introit
Ordinary of the Mass
Proper of the Mass
11
The idea that different musical moods could and should influence the emotions of the listener.
Baroque
Enlightenment
humanism
Doctrine of Affections
12
What musical technique contributes to the appeal of Pachelbel's
Canon in D
?
recitative
basso ostinato
pizzicato
syncopation
13
T or F: The chamber sonata is a composition with 4 dance movements in alternating tempos.
True
False
14
The theme in a fugue is called the:
subject
exposition
episode
motive
15
A melody, harmony, or rhythm that repeats continually throughout a musical composition.
ostinato
sonata
toccata
ritornello
16
What began in the monasteries of Western Europe around the year 1000?
composition of Gregorian Chant
musical notation
organ accompaniment added to chant
polyphonic setting of the Mass Ordinary
17
Identify the genre that is not typical of the late Baroque.
string quartet
concerto grosso
opera
church cantata
18
Throughout the Middle Ages, which two groups vied for political control of Europe?
Republicans and Democrats
Protestants and Catholics
the Church and the aristocratic court
Christianity and Islam
19
What did the inventors of early opera think they were reviving?
Gothic romances
ancient Greek drama
organum
ancient Roman oratory
20
T or F:Rondo form is one of the oldest musical forms and can be traced back to the Middle Ages.
False
True
21
Which musician is credited for inventing the genre of the French overture?
Corelli
Lully
Monteverdi
Bach
22
A multi-movement work for solo instrument, or instrument with keyboard accompaniment.
fugue
concerto grosso
cantata
sonata
23
A manner of writing that exploits the strengths and avoids weakness of an instrument.
ostinato
Doctrine of Affections
idiomatic writing
melodic sequence
24
True or False: The tenor line is always doubled by an instrumental accompaniment.
False
True
25
The most common basso continuo group was the:
piano and organ
organ and theorbo
harpsichord and flute
harpsichord and low string instrument
26
Which genre of composition was note used during the Renaissance?
concerto grosso
madrigal
polyphonic Mass
sacred motet
27
Which individual is not considered a representative composer of the early Baroque period?
Josquin
Monteverdi
Vivaldi
Strozzi
28
A one-movement composition, in free form, originally for keyboard.
church sonata
concerto grosso
toccata
suite
29
What was the single most important genre of music to emerge during the Baroque era?
opera
etude
minuet
symphony
30
Troubadours and trouveres invented the musical genre known as:
chanson
organum
madrigal
motet
31
This composer was very successful during his lifetime and gained popularity in London.
Handel
Lully
Monteverdi
Purcell
32
This composer became the most renowned organ virtuoso in Germany.
Handel
Monteverdi
Purcell
Bach
33
A series of conflicts between the French and English.
Battle of Agincourt
French Revolution
War of 1812
Hundred Years' War
34
Which composer is known as the "Savior of church music"?
Palestrina
Bach
Handel
Josquin DePrez
35
When and where did Baroque music first appear?
around 1710 in London
around 1600 in Italy
around 1475 in Paris
around 1685 in Germany
36
What musical technique contributes to the appeal of Pachelbel's Canon in D?
syncopation
basso ostinato
pizzicato
recitative
37
A tightly linked succession of chords that purposefully moves the music.
random harmony
consonant harmony
dissonant harmony
functional harmony
38
A genre prominent in early Baroque that consists of a few instruments and a solo singer.
madrigal
opera
oratorio
monody
39
Which genre consists of 2 sections; the first is in slow duple meter, the second in fast triple
ritornello form
concerto grosso
French overture
chamber sonata
40
T or F: Duple meter was used almost exclusively throughout the Middle Ages?
False
True
41
A spiritual melody or religious folksong of the Lutheran Church.
cantata
cadenza
chorus
chorale
42
A bass line that moves at a moderate pace, mostly in equal note values, and often stepwise.
walking bass
ground bass
Alberti bass
basso ostinato
43
What is the standard musical form of Baroque period dance movements?
ternary
rondo
ritornello
binary
44
Which instrument dominated the sound of the Baroque orchestra.
flute
clarinet
trumpet
violin
45
Which genre is a work where the actors sing all the parts and has stage sets and costumes?
church cantata
oratorio
chamber cantata
opera
46
Where did writers, artists, and architects turn for inspiration during the Renaissance?
the Bible & ancient Israel
ancient Egypt
the Babylonian Empire
ancient Greece and Rome
47
Which monarch came to epitomize the grandeur and glory of the Baroque era?
Louis XIV of France
King Charles II of England
Frederick the Great of Prussia
Ermperor Franz II of Austria
48
A passage of free, non-imitative counterpoint found in a fugue is known as:
a pedal point
a subject
an episode
an exposition
49
Musical notation was originally invented to preserve ___.
chansons
motets
dance music
plainsong
50
The singing style that expresses feeling or emotion rather than narrating the drama's action.
arioso
recitative
chorale
aria
51
A composition for choir setting a religious, devotional, or solemn text, often sung in Latin.
Ordinary
pavane
organum
motet
52
The soloists in a concerto grosso are called the:
solo concerto
tutti
ritornello
concertino
53
The Baroque Period was from
1475-1600
1500-1650
1600-1750
1750-1820
54
The numerical shorthand in music?
recitative
figured bass
ostinato
basso ostinato
55
T or F: Pope Gregory initiated the practice of composing chant and wrote many of the chants.
False
True
56
True or False: The rhythmic ostinatos used in Baroque music give a feeling of stasis.
True
False
57
Musically heightened speech
recitative
arioso
cantata
aria
58
T or F:
Awake A Voice Is Calling
was written by Bach to impress a potential employer in Berlin.
False
True