This word means ancient.
What is Aniquity?
This type of music is for religious ceremonies.
What is sacred music?
This major invention allowed music to be printed.
What is the printing press?
The two main playing parts of a concerto.
What are the soloist and the ensemble?
This organelle is often called the powerhouse of the cell.
What is the mitochondria?
This ancient Greek influence helped them develop music.
What is Philosophy?
This music is non-religious.
What is secular music?
1400 to 1600 marks this period in music.
What is the Renaissance?
This staged music form had no spoken dialogue, only singing.
What is Opera?
This WWII dictator rose to power in Germany and invaded much of Europe.
Who is Adolf Hitler?
This ancient civilization used music primarily for the military.
What is Ancient Rome?
This kind of music has only one melodic line.
What is monophony?
This kind of consort had instruments from one instrument family.
What is the whole consort?
This non-staged musical form often uses the bible or stories from the bible as the main story element.
What is an Oratorio?
This catchy phrase is often said by Gen. Alpha and literally means nothing.
What is Skibbity?
This ancient Greek mathematician was known for creating the musical scale we use today.
Who is Pythagous?
This kind of music has multiple melodic lines being played at the same time.
What is Polyphony?
This kind of consort had instruments from many instrument families.
What is the broken consort?
This Baroque era composer was known for his musical imagery in his writings, specifically in his "Four Seasons"
Who is Vivaldi?
This state is known as the birthplace of aviation and is home to many presidents and astronauts.
What is Ohio?
!DAILY DOUBLE! These are all instruments from the ancient era of music.
What are the Lute, Lyre, Kithara, Drums, Harps, Sistrums, Flutes, Cornu, Buccina?
This early form of music notation was used to help singers and players know what pitches they were singing.
What are Neumes?
This composer from the Renaissance helped keep polyphony in music.
Who is Palestrina?
This Baroque-era composer was known for perfecting the fugue, and his death is often cited as marking the end of the Baroque era.
Who is Bach?
This planet was kicked out of the planets club, and makes My Very Eager Mother Just Sent Us Nachos
What is Pluto?