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Baroque Era
1600-1750
1600-1759
1685-1750
1685-1759
The Father of the Opera
Giulio Caccini
Jacopo Peri
Jean Baptist Lully
Claudio Monteverdi
Vocal Music
Toccata
Cantata
Fugue
Suite
Instrumental Music
Concerto
Passion
Oratorio
Mass
Messiah
Opera
Cantata
Passion
Oratorio
During the Baroque era, music was written for nobility and for the ______________________________.
Public
Politicians
Lower class
Church
What was the most popular keyboard instrument during the Baroque era?
Piano
Organ
Harpsichord
Clavichord
During which era did Mozart live?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
Stravinsky is from which era?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
Which era features music and art that is highly ornamental and decorative?
Baroque
Romantic
Jazz
Impressionism
The symphony as a musical form appeared during which era?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
The Romantic era dates from about. . . . .?
1600-1750
1000-1500
1800-1900
1900-present
Who is the most famous composer of the Baroque era?
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven
Schubert
The type of composition know as "sonata" became popular during which era?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
The Romantic era is sometimes referred to as the age of grand __________________________.
Symphony
Orchestra
Opera
Cantata
Dissonance is a characteristic of the music from this era:
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
This style of music emerged at the beginning of the modern era:
Opera
Sonata
Baroque
Impressionism
Franz Liszt was a famous pianist and composer during which era?
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
Modern
Choose the correct order of the musical periods from oldest to newest.
Romantic, Baroque, Classical, 20th Century
Baroque, Classical, Romantic, 20th Century
Classical, Baroque, 20th Century, Romantic
20th Century, Romantic, Classical, Baroque
What are the characteristics of Baroque music?
Simple melodies
Loud and soft dynamics
Highly ornamented
All of the above
Which composer's death ended the Baroque period?
G. F. Handel
J. S. Bach
W. A. Mozart
Franz Joseph Haydn
Which is true about Romantic music?
Dramatic dynamic changes, freedom of form and reoccurring themes and melodies.
Simple melodies, crescendos and decrescendos, and homophonic textures.
Experimental forms, dissonant melodies and harmonies.
Highly ornamented melodies, simple dynamic changes with loud and soft.
Two of the finest composers from the Baroque Period are
Bach and Handel
Mozart and Haydn
Mozart and Bach
Beetrhoven and Mozart
A performer who has great technical ability on an instrument is called a
virtuoso
soloist
amateur
novice
What term means the speed of the music?
dynamics
tempo
register
forte
Which word do we usually associate Renaissance with?
Rebirth
Reincarnation
Rediscovery
Recapitulation
A huge composition called an oratorio was composed by Handel during the Baroque Period. It contained the famous "Hallelujah Chorus." It was called:
Messiah
Brandenburg Concertos
Tallis Canon
"Fur Elise," "Ode to Joy," and the "Fifth Symphony" were super famous works composed by:
The Beatles
Elvis Presley
Beethoven
Thomas Tallis
Tchaikovsky was a Romantic Period Composer whose fame grew by composing dances called:
Ballet
Square Dance
Salsa
Tchaikovsky was a Romantic Period Composer whose fame grew by composing dances called:
Ballet
Square Dance
Salsa
The 20th Century "King of Rock and Roll" was
Elvis Presley
Johann Sebastian Bach
Mona Lisa
In which period did polyphonic texture dominate music?
Baroque
20 C
Romantic
Classical
In which period was the piano developed?
Romantic
Medieval
Classical
20 C
Monophonic music was the dominant texture in which of these periods?
Classical
Medieval
Renaissance
Romantic
In which period did Concert Halls get built?
Antiquity
Baroque
Romantic
Classical
In which period did music become about passion and emotion?
Medieval
Romantic
Classical
Renaissance
Mozart was the most famous composer from which one of these periods?
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
20th C
What does Polyphonic mean?
One Sound
Same Sound
Many Sounds
Loud Sounds
What does Homophonic mean?
One Sound
Same Sound
Many Sounds
Difficult Sounds
Hildegard of Bingen was a German nun who composed music during the
Middle Ages
Baroque Period
Classical Period
Romantic Period
How did Gregorian Chant get its name?
Pope Gregory I
Pope Gregory V
Gregory the Conqueror
Mr. Gregory Kafkes
Plainchant can be described as...
Pure Melody
No Harmony
No Accompaniment
No Added Voices
All of the above
The Renaissance period was from the years...
1300-1400
1250-1453
1425-1600
1053-1453
Gregorian Chants are written in?
Spanish
English
Portuguese
Latin
Gregorian Chant has no?
Beat
Melody
Pitches
Dynamics
What is monophony?
Just the melody, nothing else
Multiple melodies
Lots of notes played together to create chords
One Phone
What is polyphony?
multiple melodies at the same time
Just the melody, nothing else
Lots of notes played together to create chords
Many Phones
What is homophony?
The melody is supported by one or two extra lines that help make the harmony stronger
Multiple melodies happening at the same time
Someone who financially supports musicians
Lots of notes played together to create chords
What is homophony?
The melody is supported by one or two extra lines that help make the harmony stronger
Multiple melodies happening at the same time
Someone who financially supports musicians
Lots of notes played together to create chords
What is homophony?
The melody is supported by one or two extra lines that help make the harmony stronger
Multiple melodies happening at the same time
Someone who financially supports musicians
Lots of notes played together to create chords
