Renaissance Era
Reformation Era
Baroque Era
Classical Era
Romantic Era
100

A _____________ is an Italian love poem set in polyphony for 4+ voices.

madrigal

100

The __________  ___________   _______________ was a metric, rhymed French translation of a psalm sung to newly composed music.

Calvinist metrical psalm

100

____________ had sacred topics, no characters or costumes, and were religious reflections.

Oratorios

100

Sonatas, symphonies, and concertos are all in __________ form.

ternary

100

A _________ is a German art song sung in an operatic style with the text of a poem. The piano accompaniment plays an equal role to the voice in telling the story.

lied
200

The _____________  ______________ invented opera.

Florentine Camerata

200

__________  _________ was polyphony in a Catholic style, but  with the text in English.

Anglican polyphony

200

A __________ is a solo keyboard piece in which voices imitate each other when they enter.

fugue

200

What is the main difference between a sonata and a concerto?

A sonata is for either a solo or a trio, with no other instruments involved. A concerto is for either a solo or a trio, with a full orchestra functioning as a background.

200

________ _______ is music that tells a story.

Program music

300

Humanists wanted to revive ancient learning, especially the ________ and the___________.

trivium and quadrivium

300

Martin Luther believed that religious authority comes from scripture alone (sola scriptura). He believed that salvation comes by_________ ____.

Faith alone (sola fides)

300
Baroque French opera involved...

Ballet and the first use of the overture.

300

_________  __________ is an opera with a serious or tragic topic, usually involving a death and/or some moral quandary.

Opera seria

300

Please summarize the plot of each movement of Hector Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique.

Movement 1: He falls in love.

Movement 2: He confesses his love to the girl, she rejects him, and then she dies.

Movement 3: He is depressed and then goes on a criminal rampage.

Movement 4: "The March to the Scaffold;" the French police chase him down and execute him by guillotine.

Movement 5: "The Witches' Sabbath;" Many and sundry evil creatures dance on his grave, including the ghost/reanimated corpse of his dead lover.

400

Patrons helped composers through__________. Composers helped patrons by__________.

1. composing music dedicated to them, thereby making them famous

2. funding them

400

The ____________ _______________ was a metric, rhymed German poem sung in unison without harmony or accompaniment.

Lutheran chorale

400

__________ was a bass line with harpsichord and cello that was always under the melody.

Basso continuo

400

A _________ __________ is an opera with both serious and comedic qualities, so it cannot be classified as purely serious or purely comedic.

problem opera

400

The composers Giuseppe Verdi, Georges Bizet, and Richard Wagner were all well known for what kind of music, from which country

Verdi: Italian opera

Bizet: French opera

Wagner: German opera

500

A __________ is an English or Latin poem about Christmas or the Virgin Mary for 2-3 parts.

carol

500

Palestrina saved Catholic polyphony by...

Accentuating words correctly; making them understandable

500

The three types of Baroque concertos were:

Solo concerto, concerto grosso, orchestral concerto

500

The sections of ternary form, in order, were:

Exposition, Development, Recapitulation

500

____________________ is a "total-work of art," involving an "inner aspect" (a character's thoughts, conveyed by the instruments) and an "outer aspect" (a character's words, conveyed by the sung words).

Gesamtkunstwerk

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