Baroque

Moods are represented through specific tonal or rhythmic patterns. How are these moods called during the Baroque period?

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The change in dynamics during Baroque period is sudden. How do you call this sudden change in dynamics?

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The most characteristic feature of Baroque music is the new emphasis on chords and the bass part. This accompaniment is made up of a bass part together with numbers which specify the chords to be played above it. What is the term for this accompaniment?

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The basic principle of Baroque music is contrast - between loud and soft sound, between large and small groups of performers. An instrumental form during the late Baroque period wherein a small group of soloists is pitted against a larger group of players. What is this instrumental form?

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Who is the composer of Brandenburg Concerto No. 5?

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A polyphonic composition based on one main theme, called a subject, where different melodic lines or voices imitate the subject.

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A subject may be turned upside down. In this procedure, each interval in the subject is reversed in direction. What procedure is this?

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The development of a major innovation in music happened during the Baroque era. Drama that is sung to orchestral accompaniment. There is fusion of music, acting, poetry, dance, scenery, and costumes offers a theatrical experience of overwhelming excitement and emotion. What is this major innovation?

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Who is the composer of Dido's Lament? What is the genre of this music?

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What are the two kind of Baroque sonata?

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