What are the dates of the Medieval Period?

What are the dates of the Renaissance Period?

What are the dates of the Baroque Period?

What are the dates of the Classical Period?

What are the dates of the Romantic Period?

What are the dates of the Modern Period?

The word Baroque means ___.

The first public opera house opened in ___ in 1637.

The first book printed in America was the ___, in 1640

___ attempted to prove that the earth revolved around the sun.

Newton's studies of the ___ led to advanced studies of time.

The greatest sculptor of the Baroque period was ___.

___ went to prison for one month in defiance of his patron's refusal to release him from service.

For 30 years, Monteverdi was choirmaster at ___ in Venice.

The conservative style of the late Renaissance was called the ___.

Short music dramas called ___ were often performed between the acts of a play.

The expressive style introduced by Monteverdi was called the ___.

The speech-like singing of text in an opera is called ___.

The story of an opera is called the ___.

The style that emphasized how one sang rather than what one sang was called ___.

A virtuoso female opera singer was called a ___.

English comic opera that ridiculed serious Italian opera is called ___.

A religious type of work made famous by Handel was the ___.

A religious type of work made famous by Bach was the ___.

___ is generally considered to be the end of the Baroque period.

The most famous oratorio of all time is ___.

Although a protestant, ___ wrote the B minor Mass.

___ was so moved by the Hallelujah Chorus that he rose from his seat, creating a tradition.

Sudden changes in volume is called

This instrument has not really been improved since being brought into the church in the 17th century.

This is a piece of music for the pipe organ that often has multiple lines of melody happening at the same time.

This is an introductory piece of music for the keyboard.

The bassline that sounds continuously throughout Baroque music is called the ___.

A group of instruments that accompany is called a ___.

Musical shorthand in the Baroque is called ___.

The world's finest violins were made by the ___ family in 1666.

A ___ was written for a soloist and a continuo.

In England, ___tried to overthrow the government due to his hatred of Italian opera.

___ invented the concerto grosso.

The ___ is a piece of music for orchestra plus a group of soloists.

The ___ is the group of soloists in a concerto grosso. The ___ is the orchestra.

The most popular concerto of all time is ___.