Baroque Music

Baroque came from the Portuguese word '_______' which means "irregular-shaped pearl."

• barocco

• barocca

• boracco

• borocco

A tonal contrast that is a combination of Harpsichord (high sound/high pitch) and Double bass (low sound/low pitch).

• Dynamics

• Basso Continuo

• Solo Concerto

• Concerto Grosso

Instrumental form of Baroque music which consists one soloist and an orchestra.

• Dynamics

• Basso Continuo

• Solo Concerto

• Concerto Grosso

Instrumental form of Baroque music which consists of a group of soloists and an orchestra.

• Dynamics

• Basso Continuo

• Solo Concerto

• Concerto Grosso

Vocal form on Baroque music: Large vocal music complete with storyline, characters, props, acting and staging.

• Opera

• Oratorio

• Chant

• Troubadour

Vocal form on Baroque music: Large vocal music with story and characters but without props, acting and staging.

• Opera

• Oratorio

• Troubadour

• Chant

Composer of Baroque music who is famous for his compositions Minuet in G and Branderburg Concertos.

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Composer of Baroque music who is famous for his compositions Water Music and Fire Music.

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Composer of Baroque music who is famous for his compositions The Four Seasons.

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Composer of Baroque music who is famous for his compositions Canon in D.

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