Middle Ages
When translated, this essay means "New Art"
Ars Nova
This keyboard instrument, the ancestor of the modern piano, is known for plucking the strings instead of getting hit with a hammer
Harpsichord
This harmonic line is often defined by it's interval numbers, and is often performed by basses, cellos, bassoons, and the left hand and keyboard instruments.
These two composers defined the Classical Era sound
Mozart & Haydn
This compositional melody, popularized by Wagner, is often associated with a character, place, or emotion
Leitmotif
This collection of scales dictated composition during the middle ages and is often used in modern day for jazz
Church modes OR Modes
This Renaissance style group was often composed of 3+ performers and preceeded the standard ensembles of the Classical Era
Consorts
Baroque music, specifically the chorale prelude, is often influnced by this branch of Christianity
Lutheranism
This single movement form, which often opens a symphony, is known for it's exposition, development, and recapitulation
Sonata-Allegro Form
This character piece, popularized by Chopin, resembles quiet, eloquent evocations of the intimacy and delicate sounds and scents of the night
Nocturne
The parts of the mass that stays the same is known as?
Contains: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei
The Ordinary
This famous female composer is known for the publication of many polyphonic works, rare for women at the time
Hildegard von Bingen
The concerto grosso has two main performing groups, featuring soloist and chamber ensemble
Tutti & Ripieno/Concertino
The Classical style is also referred to, by musicians, as...
Viennese Style
This genre of music is performed during a drama/play
Incidental Music
The text of a Gregorian chant can be best described as _____ and _____, where text is either stressed on the syllable or the dedication of multiple notes to the syllable
Melismatic and syllabic
This work is similar to the motet, but primarily features secular movements. It gained traction in Italy and England
Madrigal
This movement from a Baroque opera, is often defined as primarily driven by the music, unlike its counterpart- the recitative
Aria
Map out the entirity of Minuet & Trio Form
||:A:|| ||:BA':|| ||:C:|| ||:DC':|| ABA
Popularized by Paganini, these etudes for concert performances, enhanced violin repertoire
Caprice
The earliest examples of polyphony
Organum
What modern day country is credited with starting the Renaissance for music
The Netherlands
The French dance often included in the suite, is often known as?
Courante
The Magic Flute opera tells the story of two love pairs- what are their names?
Tamino, Pamina, Papageno, Papagena
The collection known as the Five, popularized nationalistism in 19th century Russia
Cui, Mussorgsky, Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakoff, Balakriev