Composers
Compositions
Terms
Opera
100

Red haired priest who wrote La Primavera, in celebration of all four seasons.

Vivaldi

100

Catholic service music

Mass 

100

Sounds fairly complete, but is part of a larger composition

Movement

100

Imitates rhythms & pitch fluctuations of speech

Recitative

200

Famous for his 2.5 hour oratorio in 53 movements, celebrating Easter and Christmas. 

Handel

200

Lutheran service music

Cantata

200

Drama sung to orchestral accompaniment

Opera

200

Song for solo voice

Aria

300

The Margrave of Brandenburg requested of this chap to write specifically so he could show off his new harpsichord. 

Bach

300

Big concerto with multiple soloists

Concerto Grosso

300

One main melody with chordal accompaniment

Homophony

300

Whether sung or played

Voices

400

Strove to create unprecedented passion in his operas.

Monteverdi

400

Consists of a subject, answer and counter-subject

Fugue

400

Interest in chords which gave prominence to the base part, usually played by a harpsichord

Basso Continuo

400

Highest female voice

Soprano

500

A master of the fugue style of writing demonstrated by his "Little Organ Fugue in G Minor."

Bach

500

Italian word for "work," it is secular - a fusion of music, drama, visual arts and dance

Opera

500

Main theme as in a fugue

Subject
500

Lowest male voice

Bass