Medieval Period
Renaissance Period
Baroque Period
Classical Period
Romantic Period
100

What was the difference between Haut and Bas instruments?

Haut=Loud, Bas=Soft

100

This invention allowed for music and texts to be more widespread than ever before. 

The Gutenberg printing press

100

The Basso Continuo, the foundation of Baroque music, was usually played by:

Keyboard and low instrument (Harpsichord and cello, for example)

100

The Classical composer Ludwig van Beethoven began losing this during his late 20's

Hearing

100
Name a feature of music from the Romantic period.

Nature, emotion, nationalism

200

These people were traveling musicians who performed secular music in town squares, courts, taverns, etc.

Minstrels, bards, or troubadours.

200

What is the term for a musical texture with multiple, independent melodic lines woven together?

Polyphony

200

A new dramatic style of music developed in the Baroque era, which is essentially a play where all characters sing their lines

Opera

200

This form of music was invented during the Classical period, featuring orchestras

Symphony

200

The Italian term for "robbed time," where a performer can speed up and slow down for expression

Rubato

300

These were the two types of music performed during the Medieval Period

Sacred and secular.
300

A secular, polyphonic vocal piece, often about love, that was known for its use of word painting

Madrigal

300

The complex art of weaving multiple independent melodies together, perfected by J.S. Bach

Counterpoint

300

How many sections are typically present in a sonata?

Three

300

Music that is written to tell a story or paint a picture without words

Program music

400

This composer, one of the only female composers of the age, was a nun who believed she had divine influences for her compositions.

Hildegard von Bingen

400

The technique of making the music directly reflect the meaning of the lyrics

Word painting

400

The master of counterpoint and the fugue

J.S. Bach

400
Franz Joseph Haydn had this nickname

Father of Symphonies, or Father of the String Quartet

400

Served as the bridge between the Classical and Romantic periods.

Ludwig van Beethoven

500

This monk was credited for creating the four-line staff and "do-re-mi" singing system.

Guido de Arezzo

500

An early Renaissance master of polyphony, celebrated for the emotional depth of his motets and Masses.

Josquin des Prez

500

The primary goal of Baroque music was to: 

Express powerful emotions

500

What does *Eine kleine Nachtmusik* mean in English?

A Little Night Music

500

Was the "Master of the Lied" and wrote over 600 art songs.

Franz Schubert