What was the texture of most Medieval music

Who wrote the earliest known morality play?

What was the language of Gregorian chant?

in the medieval period, women were not allowed to __________.

What is the quality of a singers tone called?

Who was the Famous Tenor

Who was the Famous soprano?

What does the suffix "-Phony" mean?

The ________ are the original or first people to inhabit a place.

The Aboriginal Creation myth is called _______________.

What is the Islamic holy book called?

Followers of Islam are called ____________

Who was the founder of gospel music

This is the Jewish Holy book

What is the Christian Holy Book called?

English Madrigals were often called ___________ songs.

The Word Buddha means ______________

______________ is The rebirth of the soul into a new bodily form

The Torah is written in what language?

The Australian instrument with a low drone sound is called the _____________

Who was the German Scholar who translated the Bible into German

What are the Hindu Religions songs called?

Muslims believe in the God they call _____________

How many beats is this note worth?

What is this note called?

What is this rest called?

The first Development of polyphony in the middle ages was called ____________.

 ____________ is the chant used as the basis for polyphonic compositions.

This invention widened the circulation of music.

The _____________ was a short, sacred, polyphonic choral work in latin.

The ________________ was a secular piece of music, usually about love in the renaissance.

During the Baroque period, Composers began writing rich, polyphonic works called .

What is a polyphonic work based on a single theme

Constant volume with abrupt changes.

ABA Form

Piece of music based on contrasting between soloists and the tutti.

Opera Song that represents emotion

What major political philosophy was becoming popular during the classical period?

What instruments were used in the Percussion section of the Classical orchestra?

During the Classical Period, Composers became _____________ financially independent.

What city was the music capital of Europe?

Sonata Form is the same thing as Sonata-Allegro form.

Name this Form: (A A' A'' A''' . . .)

Name this Form: (ABACABA)

Name this Form: (ABA)

What form is 3 Ternary forms put into one big ternary form?

What is the Primary Genre of the Classical Period?

What was the most important setting for Chamber Music?

What instruments are found in the String quartet? (choose all that apply)

This composer worked for Esterhazy for 30 years and achieved fame as a court musician

This composer worked as a court musician until he went freelance at 25, until he died broke at 28.

This composer achieved massive success as an independent artist.

What is the Part of the opera which represents individual moments and is often melodic and singable.

What is the Part of the opera which represents dialogue and exposition

This is where the term romantic comes from.

This other musical era was often the subject of romantic music.

Romanticism was seen as a rebellion against this.

These were still used in the romantic era, despite being created in the classical era.

This is when Composers write music having to do with how great their country is.

This is what composers were especially mindful of.

This is a composition for solo voice and piano.

This is a piece of music that tells a story.

This was the Form of music invented by Franz Liszt.

This was a group of art songs unified by some central theme.

This is a form of music where the music is valuable because it is music, and not because of any underlying meaning.

This was the German Composer who was a Piano Prodigy. Also one of the first successful female composers.

Who was the early German composer who wanted to be a piano virtuoso but eventually injured his hands trying to stretch them?

This was a late romantic Czeck Composer who is considered the first American Composer.

This is the late German composer who lived with the Schumann's for many years.

This was the French composer who, despite his talent, didn't find much success outside of one Opera: Carmen.

This was a Russian composer who wrote many pieces of music, such as ballets and a piece featuring cannon fire.

This is the composer who showed the most virtuosity of the piano, and was the first "rockstar".

This was the German Composer who was responsible for the revival of Bach's Music.

This was the composer who famously wrote "Der Erlkonig" when he was 18 years old.

This was the Polish/French piano composer who was known for his virtuosity and was called the Poet of the Piano.

____________ becomes the goal of mny art forms

During the 20th century, Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music was __________

As time went on, Harmony got ___________ dissonant.

What invention led to the popularization of music?

What was impressionism named after?

What word best describes impressionist music

Which of these styles was inspired by "primitive" cultures?

Which of these is the most popular Primitivist piece?

What texture was Neoclassical music mostly written in?

Expressionist music was often a form of protest.

Expressionism was about expressing

Who was the Late Romantic Composer who encouraged black and Native Americans to write classical music?

What city was Jazz invented in?

True or False: Jazz was originally meant as music to be listened to

Choose all that apply: What cultures came together to create Jazz

Jazz combos were typically _____________ than symphonic bands of the 20th century.

Where was the Blues invented?

Big band music typically used _________________ parts

Drummers typically used the ____________ to emphasize the 2 and the 4.

Bebop was meant for _______________.

True or False: the Country Music Hall of Fame is dedicated to honoring Blues Musicians

B.B. Kings breakthrough piece was called ___________