WorksheetsBaroque Dance Suite Quiz
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following is the meter of the Gigue dance in a Baroque dance suite?
Simple triple
Simple quadruple
Compound
Simple duple
What is the tempo of the Sarabande dance in a Baroque dance suite?
Fast (Allegro, Vivace)
Moderately fast (Allegretto, moderato)
Slow (Grave, Largo)
Fast (Allegro assai)
Which dance in a Baroque dance suite typically has an anacrusis?
Sarabande
Courante
Allemande
Gigue
What is the form of the Courante dance in a Baroque dance suite?
Binary
Ternary
Rondo
Sonata
Which of the following is a characteristic of the Sarabande dance?
Lively and fast
Often in compound time
Serious, solemn mood
Follows the Courante
What does the term "Courante" literally mean?
Running
Jumping
Dancing
Walking
Which dance is the last movement of a Baroque suite?
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Gigue
What is the time signature of a Gavotte?
Simple triple (3/4)
Simple duple (2/4, 2/2)
Compound duple (6/8)
Simple quadruple (4/4)
Which of the following describes the tempo of a Minuet?
Moderately fast (Allegro)
Very fast (Presto)
Moderate (Moderato, Grazioso)
Slow (Adagio)
Which dance movement is usually found between the Sarabande and the Gigue in a Baroque suite?
Gavotte
Minuet
Bourrée
Passepied
What is the form of a Minuet?
AB
AABB
ABA
ABACADA
AABBCCDDAB
Which dance movement is described as a "graceful dance" in the document?
Gavotte
Minuet
Bourrée
Passepied
What is the time signature of an allemande?
Simple quadruple time
Simple triple time
Compound duple time
Compound triple time
Which dance is known to have a short anacrusis and continuous semiquaver movement?
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Gigue
What are the two distinct types of courante?
Italian and French
Spanish and German
English and Italian
French and Spanish
Which dance is often played in 3/2 time and can change to compound duple time in the final bars?
French courante
Italian courante
Sarabande
Minuet
What is the origin of the Sarabande?
Spanish
French
German
Italian
Which dance is often contrapuntal and the last movement of a baroque suite?
Gigue
Minuet
Gavotte
Sarabande
What is the time signature of a minuet?
3/4
4/4
6/8
2/2
Which dance is known for its very rhythmic nature and can be in simple quadruple or simple duple time?
Gavotte
Sarabande
Courante
Gigue
Select all the statements that relate to the Baroque era
An artistic movement that flourished in Europe in the 16-early18th centuries
Its original meaning is 'misshapen pearl'
Began with the creation of opera in Florence and ended with the death of J. S. Bach in 1750
Responisble for the rise of 12 tone music
A Baroque Suite is:
A core collection of binary form dances consisting of Allemand, Courante, Sarabande, and Gigue.
A work for choir and orchestra
A piece for tuba and piano
A 17th century sweet
The Allemande:
is normally the first dance in a suite
is of German origin
is in common time
is in Binary form
normally begins with an Anacrusis of 1 or 3 notes
The Courante
Is in 2 styles: French and Italian
Is slow
Is moderate
The French courante:
consists of an incessant flow of running passages
is in three-two time
changes to six-four in the final bar of each section
is in three-four or three-eight
The Italian Courante
is like a moto perpetuo with running passages
is in triple time - mostly three-four or three-eight
has rhythmic variety
A Sarabande
is a slow Spanish dance
is in triple metre - normally three-four or three-two
often has an emphasis on the 2nd beat
The Gigue
is a lively dance in six-eight or 12 eight
normally the last movement of the suite
is an elegant French dance
The Minuet
is an elegant French dance in three-four
begins on the first beat
ABA form (each section being itself in Binary form)
The Gavotte
is of French origin
is in common time or a strong duple time
begins on beat 2 when in cut common
is slow
The Courante:
is the first dance of a suite
the second dance of a suite
in four beats
in simple triple with an anacrusis
has two versions: French and Italian
The Allemande:
means German
is usually the first dance in a Baroque suite
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Baroque Suite:
is a collection of dances usually in the same key
was formed into a core collection of 4 dances consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Froberger
was formed into a core collection consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Bach
can begin with a prelude
sometimes has different dances added to the four main dances
The Sarabande:
means German
is slow and solemn
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Gigue:
is fast and spirited
is usually the last dance in a Baroque suite
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Courante:
is the first dance of a suite
the second dance of a suite
in four beats
in simple triple with an anacrusis
has two versions: French and Italian
The Allemande:
means German
is usually the first dance in a Baroque suite
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Baroque Suite:
is a collection of dances usually in the same key
was formed into a core collection of 4 dances consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Froberger
was formed into a core collection consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Bach
can begin with a prelude
sometimes has different dances added to the four main dances
The Sarabande:
means German
is slow and solemn
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Gigue:
is fast and spirited
is usually the last dance in a Baroque suite
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
The Minuet:
is not part of the 4 core dances
appears after the sarabande when included in the suite
in four beats
in simple triple meter
usually appears as a pair of minuets, creating a compound ternary structure
The Prelude:
is not always part of a suite
is not a dance
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a short anacrusis
when included in the suite, is the first movement
The Baroque Suite:
is a collection of dances usually in the same key
was formed into a core collection of 4 dances consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Froberger
was formed into a core collection consisting Allemande, Courante, Sarabande & Gigue by Bach
can begin with a prelude
sometimes has different dances added to the four main dances
The Gavotte:
means German
is slow and solemn
is in a moderate tempo
begins with a half bar anacrusis
is in simple duple meter
The Bouree:
is fast and lively
is not commonly part of the Baroque suite
is moderately fast and lively
begins with a quarter bar anacrusis
is in simple triple meter
