What was J.S. Bach’s lifelong favorite instrument?

J.S. Bach was a famous composer of the _____________ period.

Which composer was famous for writing his Well-Tempered Clavier books and Mass in B Minor?

BAROQUE music was a combination of _____________ and _____________.

Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn were the three key composers of the _______________ period.

Despite his musical brilliance, Mozart also had ___________ humor.

Which music composer was famous for going deaf?

One of Mozart’s lifelong passions was ___________.

Which composer was famously known for writing Für Elise, 5th Symphony, and his 9th Symphony's Ode to Joy?

Frédéric Chopin and Franz Liszt were two famous composers of the ______________ era.

Frédéric Chopin was sick most of his life and suffered from __________________.

Which composer was known to be a bit emo and self-deprecating?

The name “Liszt” translates to the word ______________.

Franz Liszt was a very multi-faceted child prodigy who had a(n) __________ personality and was religious.

Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were the most famous composers of the _______________ period.

Which music era introduced unusual chord combos and harmonies, unresolved cadences, more dissonance, and ATONALITY (i.e. the song isn’t in a “key”)?

During the _______________ era, melodies were not as precise (i.e. vague, blurred, but impactful).

IMPRESSIONIST musicians were drawn to convey ___________ in their works instead of distinct parts and melodies.

The token Impressionism motto is: “Suggest and evoke, but don’t _________.”

Which music era extended in the early 20th century from about 1890 to 1930?

Igor Stravinsky, Gustav Mahler, and Arnold Schoenberg were famous composers from the _____________ era.

Similar to impressionist music, MODERNIST music is often described as _____________ (aka no distinct key signature).

Which period is described as demonstrating a very ABSTRACT style of music?

Igor Stravinsky was a personal friend of ____________________.