Music of Classical Period

It is known as “Age of Reason”.

• Renaissance Period

• Baroque Period

• Classical Period

• Medieval Period

A three-movement sonata for soloist with orchestra.

• Concerto

• Symphony

• Sonata

• Cantata

The style which displays dazzling passages using the theme of movement in a new manner and key.

• Concerto

• Symphony

• Sonata

• Cadenza

It is a multi-movement work for solo instruments and piano.

• Concerto

• Symphony

• Sonata

• Cadenza

Latin word “to sound”.

• Sinfonia

• Sounare

• Barocco

• Cantata

A = Exposition

B = Development

A = (a)  

(ANSWER IN CAPITAL LETTERS)

Four Movements:

1st – Fast

2nd – Slow

3rd – Medium Fast

4th - (a)  

(ANSWER IN CAPITAL LETTERS)

A Greek word meaning “agreement or concord of sound”.

• Sinfonia

• Sounare

• Barocco

• Cantata

Four sections of instruments in a symphony:

Wind, Strings, Percussion and _____.

• Wood

• Metalophones

• Brass

• Keyboards

Most concertos are for ______ and piano.

• Flute

• Timpani

• Harp

• Violin