________ means "one sound".

One aspect of classical music is that it has lasting aesthetic value - beauty that stands the test of time.

Musical works for Catholic church services are called ________ .

A string quartet is an example of a(n) ________ .

Which instrument was NOT popular during the Renaissance?

The third note of the scale indicates...

What do we call the space between two notes?

Put each description into the proper group.

J. S. Bach's musical education included learning from his brother (who was a church organist) and from his experience as a chorister.

The Baroque era ends in 1750 with what event?

Handel's _____________ was composed to be played for the King of England as his barge navigated down the River Thames.

The famous Baroque violin concertos known as The Four Seasons were composed by ________ .

In opera, the incidental dialogue that is sung is known as ________ .

A work that is similar to opera (with arias and recitative)  but with a sacred text is ________ .

Which era featured the most instrumental music?

___________ is known as the Father of the Symphony.

Check all that apply: which musical forms were popular in the Classical era?

Place the sections of a sonata in the order in which they happen.

If the home note of a piece is D, which note is the dominant? 

Which classical composer was known for his playfulness?