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Study Guide for Doc's Fine Arts Survey class on Music of the Baroque
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1
The text of an opera is known as:
recitative
script
libretto
screen play
2
Which of the these was not an important instrument builder during the Baroque period?
Stradivarius
Amati
Guaneri
Monteverdi
3
Which woman composer was a prolific composer of both sacred and secular music?
Francesca Caccinni
Barbara Strozzi
Anna Magdalena Bach
Barbara Streisand
4
The composer of
Suite in D Major
George F. Handel
Henry Purcell
Claudio Monteverdi
J.S. Bach
5
This composer was one of the first great composers of opera
Claudio Monteverdi
Johann Sebastian Bach
Henry Purcell
George Fredrick Handel
6
The belief that music can affect emotions is reflected in the
Collegium Musicum
Doctrine of Affections
Divine Comedy
Doctrine of Reason
7
Which Baroque composer was known for his works for the Lutheran church?
Claudio Monteverdi
Henry Purcell
J.S. Bach
J.F. Handel
8
The shorthand notation that developed during the Baroque for basso continuo players is known as
equal tempermant
basso continuo
doctrine of affections
figured bass
9
Which is the most widely performed oratorio today?
The Passion of St. Matthew
The Messiah
Judas Macabeus
Orpheus
10
The composer of
L'eraclito Amaroso
J.S. Bach
Barbara Strozzi
Claudio Monteverdi
Henry Purcell
11
University-based music ensemble that arose in the Baroque era.
Florentine Camerata
German Reformers
Dutch Reformers
collegium musicum
12
How many instruments are generally needed to play the basso continuo part in a Baroque work?
Four
Three
Two
One
13
Male singer whose high register was preserved through an operation at an early age.
castrato
tenor
alto
contra alto
14
An aria is characterized by:
rapid speech-like declamation
homorhythmic choral singing
highly tuneful melodies
strict immitation
15
With which vocal genre is Bach best associated?
opera
oratorio
cantata
16
Opera had its origins in the experiments of a group known as the:
Collegium Musicum
Florentine Camerata
Doctrine of Affections
Dutch Reformers
17
The origin of the term "Baroque" is probably Portuguese, referring to an irregularly shaped.
keyboard instrument
pearl
lute
violin
18
The composer of
Brandenburg Concerto #5
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
Claudio Monteverdi
George F. Handel
19
Which was the most popular keyboard instrument during the Baroque?
celeste
piano
harpsichord
clavichord
20
Cantata literally means:
figured bass
to sing
oratorio
unaccompanied
21
The composer of
Dido and Aeneas
Claudio Monteverdi
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
George F. Handel
22
The main theme of a fugue is known as the:
Fugatto
Subject
Episode
Motive
23
The composer of
Water Music alla Hornpipe
George F. Handel
Henry Purcell
J.S. Bach
Claudio Monteverdi
24
Which Baroque composer was famous in his day as an organist?
D. Scarlotti
J. F. Handel
Barbara Strozzi
J.S. Bach
25
What roles did women play in music during the Baroque era?
singers and composers
composers only
singers only
26
The composer of
Orfeo
George F. Handel
Claudio Monteverdi
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
27
Which of the following was not one of the keyboard instrumental books written by J.S.Bach?
The Anna Magdalena Notebook
Doctrine of Affections
The Well-Tempered Clavier
The Art of the Fugue
28
How does an oratorio differ from opera?
Oratorio doesn't use orchestral accompaniment
Oratorio is not acted out
Opera is not acted out
Oratorio does not feature arias
29
The composer of
both fugues we listened to
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
George F. Handel
Claudio Monteverdi
30
The tuning system developed during the Baroque is called:
chromatic tuning
just intonation
basso continuo
equal temperment
31
The composer of
Cantata #80
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
George F. Handel
Claudio Monteverdi
32
Which of the following genres is a group of dance movements, usually in the same key?
fugue
concerto
suite
ostinato
33
A highly structured polyphonic form, based on a single theme or subject is a:
fugue
overture
cantata
passacaglia
34
Which Baroque composer is noted for his English-texted oratorios?
J.F. Handel
Henry Purcell
J.S. Bach
Claudio Monteverdi
35
Monody, the new style of music, or le nuove musiche, features
unaccompanied vocal music
solo instrumentalist with no singing
solo voice with instrumental accompaniment
a capella singing
36
Bach spent nearly all is productive life in:
Germany
Florence
London
Italy
37
An exchangeable segment of tubing in a horn or natural trumpet
crook
reed
bell
ligature
38
What are the dates of the Baroque Period?
450-1450
1750-1825
1450-1600
1600-1750
39
Which instrument was NOT used to play the continuo part in a Baroque work?
cello
lute
organ
harpsichord
40
The Baroque was characterized by deeply felt religious beliefs that led to bloodshed between .
Mongols and Crusaders
Crusaders and Muslems
Protestants and Catholics
41
A recurring bass line that helps to give a Baroque piece structure and form.
Ostinato
Basso Continuo
Chacone
Cantata
42
The earliest opera plots were drawn from
mythology
real life situations
fiction
sit coms
43
The composer of
The Messiah
Claudio Monteverdi
J.S. Bach
Henry Purcell
George F. Handel
44
The small group of soloists in a concerto grosso are known as the:
soloists
a capella
tutti
concertino
45
Where does the overture take place in an opera
between each act
only at the conclusion
at the beginning