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Baroque Music, Forms and Composers

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What is a Baroque "Trio Sonata"?   A piece for two solo instruments and basso continuo.  
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What is a Baroque "Suite"?   A group of dance like movements all in the same key.  
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What is an "Oratorio"?   An Opera without acting, scenery or costumes.  
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Handel's oratorios are base on ______________.   The Old Testament.  
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Handel's most famous oratorio.   Messiah.  
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The movements of the "Baroque Suite" are all in the same key but they differ in _______,______, and _________.   meter, national origin, tempo  
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The various dances of the baroque suite are usually in __________ form.   AABB  
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The ______ is a Lutheran congregational hymn tune.   chorale  
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A sung piece, or choral work with or without vocal soloists, usually with orchestral accompaniment, is the ______________.   cantata  
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What is the "Basso Continuo"?   A bass part together with numbers specifying the chords to be played above it.  
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What is a movement?   A section of music that sounds faily complete and independant but is part of a larger composition.  
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What were music schools in Italy often connected with?   orphanages  
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How many movements does a concerto grosso usually have?   Three  
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The first and last movements of a concerto grosso are usually in what form?   ritornello  
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What is the main theme of the fugue called?   subject  
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What is the text, or book, of a musical dramatic work called?   libretto  
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In an opera a song for solo voice and orchestra is called?   aria  
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What is a speechlike melody in an opera called?   recitative  
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This opera by Monteverdi is considered to be the earliest operatic masterpiece.   Orfeo  
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To evoke angry of warlike feelings, Monteverdi introduced this new orchestra effect.   tremolo  
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Henry Purcell introduced this common variation form.   Ground Bass  
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Where was Henry Purcell buried as a sign of respect and acclaim by his contemporaies?   under the organ at Westminster Abby  
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How many Concerto Grossi did Vivali write?   450  
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Vivaldi was a virtuoso on this instrument.   Violin  
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Bach wrote in every baroque form except this.   Opera  
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Bach's collection of 24 preludes and fugues is basic to the repertory of keyboard today.   Well tempered clavier  
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