Baroque Era-I
This man was called the Red Priest
Who was Vivaldi?(10)
Bach had this many children
What is twenty?(7)
This is why Haydn wrote the "Surprise Symphony"
To wake the sleeping Prince?(14)
This is why the young man in the "Symphonie Fantastique tries to kill himself
What is because he loves a woman who does not love him back? (18)
This is why the father doesn't believe his son that a demon is chasing his son
What is because the father can't see or hear the demon? (24)
The audience is expected to do this when Handel's Messiah is played
What is stand?(11)
Handel did this to a singer who did not agree with him
What is hung her upside down outside of a window?(8)
This man may have poisoned Mozart
Who was Salieri?(13)
This is how the young man in the Symphonie Fantastique tries to kill himself
What is overdose? (19)
This is what happens to the son at the end of the ride
What is die? (25)
These two words describe the music of the Baroque Era
What are fancy and complex?(2)
This was the only Baroque composer we studied who was NOT from Germany.
Who was Vivaldi?(9)
This physical handicap plagued Beethoven at the end of his life
What is "deafness"?(16)
This piece of piano music is supposed to be played in 60 seconds
What is the "Minute Waltz"? (20)
This is the name of the demon (and the song)
What is the Erlkonig? (23)
This piece is still often played at weddings today
What is Pachabel's Kanon?(3)
This man wrote the "Four Seasons"
Who was Vivaldi?(4)
Mozart and Haydn were from this country
What is Austria?(15)
This Russian composer wrote the Nutcracker
Who was Tchaikovsky? (21)
This man wrote the song about the demon chasing the boy
Who was Franz Schubert? (26)
These are the approximate dates of the Baroque Era
What are 1600-1750?(1)
This man wrote the "Toccata and Fugue" for organ
Who was Bach?(5)
These were the approximate dates of the Classical Era
What are 1750-1820? (12)
This German composer wrote the "Ride of the Valkyries"
Who was Wagner? (22)
These were the approximate dates of The Romantic Era
What were 1820-1900? (17)