Round, Canon and Fugue

The definition of Round is...

• a round boat

• a limited type of canon with minimum two voices

• a repeated rhythm

• a scale

A Canon is

• a mountain aria

• a beautiful landscape

• a piece of music where a melody is plaid and then imitated

• a river

Fugue as a form belongs to the

• Classical Era

• Renaissance Era

• Baroque Era

• Modern

The Main 3 Sections of a Fugue are:

• First Chapter, Second and Third

• Singing, Melody and Accompaniment

• Exposition, Modulation and Closing

• Theme with Variation

In the Exposition of a Fugue is presented....

• Subject 1, Counter Subject, Subject 2, Subject 3

• Sonata Form

• A Rondo and its episodes

• Concert Form

The opening of a fugue is called

• The Closure

• The Ending

• Exposition, during which each voice presents the subject successively

• The Middle Section

J. S. Bach is a composer belonging to which classical period

• Classical

• Romantic

• Baroque

• Modern

The main Baroque composers in the classical period are:

• W. A. Mozart and L. van Beethoven

• Fr. Liszt and R. Schumann

• J.S. Bach and G. Fr. Handel

• S. Rachmaninov and Fr. Liszt

The definition of Imitation is

• A polyphonic musical texture in which a melodic idea is freely or strictly echoed by successive voices

• a cake

• a drawing technique

• a puzzle

Baroque is a

• A landscape

• period or style of classical music from 1600 to 1750

• a scenery

• a movie