Baroque piece consisting of dance movements in the same key

The vocal genre which Bach is best associated?

This Baroque composer was known for his works for the Lutheran church?

Baroque name came from this

Cantata literally means:

New style of music during the Baroque that featured solo singing with instrumental accompaniment.

Belief that music can affect emotions

polyphonic composition based on one main theme that is imitated by other voices or lines

What was the main difference between an opera and an oratorio?

large scale composition for chorus, vocal soloists, and orchestra, set usually on a narrative of a religious nature

the story that an opera is based upon

The most widely performed oratorio today is

How many instruments are generally needed to play the basso continuo part in a Baroque work?

drama that is sung to orchestral accompaniment

One of the first great composers of opera

Opera had its origins in the experiments of a group known as the :

Shorthand notation that developed during the Baroque for basso continuo players is known as:

The tuning system developed during the Baroque that increased the range of harmonic possibilities is called:

Small group of soloists in a concerto grosso

This piece composed during the Baroque period served as an instrumental introduction to an opera and to introduce themes from arias to follow:

Earliest opera plots were drawn from:

The most popular Baroque keyboard instrument

Which three instruments were used to play the continuo part in Baroque music?

The Main theme of a fugue

Tuneful and highly emotive melodies best describes this part of an opera:

Classical harmony is best described as

This form of Classical music consisted of an exposition, a development section, a recapitulation, and a coda

Classical texture is best described as:

The longest and most dramatic of the classical cycle was:

The term referring to a unification of a work by bringing back themes from earlier movements:

First movement of any large classical work is generally in this form:

Four masters of the Viennese school?

The most important contribution of the Classical period to instrumental music

Which movement of the Classical instrumental cycle is likely to be a dance in triple time?

Last section of Sonata-allegro form

I was a child prodigy who wrote symphonies at the tender age of 8.

I bridged the gap between the Classical and Romantic periods.

I replaced the minuet and trio with the scherzo

An example the of the most important form of chamber music

The title of Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik means:

A three-movement work for virtuoso instrumental soloist and orchestra

short idea that a composition is based on

Haydn was employed for many years by the:

The K. number following each Mozart work refers to

Classical era orchestra typically composed of how many members?

A piece designed to be played in an intimate setting of a room

Used in concertos as an unaccompanied section to feature the virtuosity of the soloist

Which Baroque keyboard instrument could make small changes in dynamics?

Which composer died penniless?

The composer of the London Symphonies

Which composer became deaf?

How many symphonies did Beethoven compose?

set of dance -inspired movements written in the same key, but with differences in meter, tempo, and character

The most characteristic feature of Baroque music was

An oratorio would probably be performed where?

An opera would probably be performed where?

Favored solo instruments in the Classical Concerto are:

How many movements in a classical concerto?

One of the more distinctive forms of the Romantic period was

Which composer wrote nearly exclusively for the piano?

Who was the premier female musician of the 19th century?

Romantic melody can be best described as:

One way composers were able to add nationalist feelings to their music was:

Short lyrical pieces for piano or solo instrument with piano accompaniment

Who wrote over 600 art songs?

Romantic artists perceived themselves as

The Romantic period witnessed a shift in political power from the aristocracy to the:

A group of lieder unified by a descriptive or narrative theme

Verdi and Puccini were known primarily for their:

Solo song with Piano accompaniment

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A song form that is composed from beginning to end without repetitions is

The Romantic period saw a rise in interest for this instrument

The Romantic period became an age of great:

A piece in triple meter that originated as a stately processional dance for the Polish nobility

music inspired by styles, melodies, and other materials taken from foreign lands

Instrumental music that has some literary or pictorial association

American composer set African-American and Creole styles in his music.

First large-scale symphonic work composed by an American Woman

What are the dates of the Romantic Period?

A one-movement programmatic piece that was not in sonata allegro form was___

A multiple-movement programmatic piece

The most famous Russian composer

Swan Lake, the Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker are:

The most widely performed ballet in Western Countries

This song represented one of the earliest examples of Nationalist music in America

List two example of Exoticism in opera

How were symphony orchestra in the Romantic era able to stay afloat financially?

Holding back or speeding up the tempo to make the most out of expression

The Dies irae shows up in what programmatic piece?

Women are Fickle

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The music of the Acadians in Louisiana in the 19th century was transformed by which influences?

Cajun music came originally from

One of the most important influences of Acadian music was Dennis McGee, who was the son of an Irish immigrant father and a mother who was half French and ____________

The Acadians came to Louisiana via

The accordion came to Louisiana from

The accordion was popular because it was ___

The first Cajun recording was made by

This musician is credited with being the "King of Zydeco"

Who was the legendary Creole musician who later teamed up with Dennis McGee?

One of the most popular Cajun songs ever recorded is

After World War II, this musician is credited with bringing back the traditional style of Cajun music.

The trademark instrument of zydeco music is

This musician coined the name "zydecajun," a mixture of zydeco, Cajun, and rock

Most Native American's considered their songs to be

Most Native American melodies are based on this scale

Typically, most flutes were played by Native American _____

Identify this instrument

An eagle bone whistle is an example of what kind of instrument?

An Apache fiddle would be classified as this:

A Native American bullroarer would be classified as:

A turtle rattle would be classified as this:

A gathering of Native American peoples to sing, dance, and meet people

Native American music was taught by:

Most influential Native American flutist.

Native American flutes were originally used to:

Syllables in Native American singing that have no translated meaning

Native Americans who live near the Arctic Circle