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WorksheetsMedieval, Renaissance, Baroque Music
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A way of writing music during the Medieval period, a precursor to standard music notation
Notes
Neumes
Half Notes
Meter
A drama that is primarily sung, found in the Baroque period
Orchestra
Madrigal
Opera
Play
This was invented during the Renaissance, and made it easy to copy and distribute music
Neumes
Madrigal
Orchestra
Printing Press
A group of string instruments playing together, found in the Baroque period
Orchestra
Opera
Band
Harpsichord
This famous composer of the Baroque period wrote The Messiah, which includes the Hallelujah Chorus
Bach
Handel
Vivaldi
Palestrina
This instrument was added to almost every piece of music in the Baroque period, and is similar to the piano
Hurdy Gurdy
Harpsichord
Horn
Lute
Multiple melodic lines played simultaneously, common during the Renaissance
Syllabic
Monophonic
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Madrigals and Dance music were found during the
Medieval Period
Renaissance Period
Baroque Period
Classical Period
This is an example of a Renaissance Instrument
Lute
Piano
Harpsichord
Saxophone
This is singing multiple notes on one syllable
Syllabic
Melismatic
Monophonic
Baroque
Which of the following is an example of monophonic music?
Gregorian Chant
Madrigal
Opera
Orchestra
In Medieval music, what is true about the rhythm?
There is no meter, it is free form
Strong meters are heard, like in dance music
It was only played in orchestras
It uses syncopation
This word refers to someone who wrote a lot of music
Baroque
Chant
Prolific
Professional
Renaissance literally means ________
Red Stick
New Things
Re birth
Old
This Baroque Composer wrote a lot of fugues
Bach
Mozart
Palestrina
Hildegard Von Bingen
