Von Bingen
Vivaldi
Handel
Bach
Wildcard
100

Hildegard's music used primarily one night at a time, referred to as this. 

Monophonic

100

Vivaldi's primary instrument. 

The violin

100

Handel's most famous work

Messiah

100

Bach was born, lived, and died in this Country.

Germany
100

This type of music features a soloist, with the Orchestra mostly supporting them.

Concerto

200

Her music was entirely written for this "instrument"

The Voice

200

The 4 seasons is an example of this type of piece, Vivaldi's specialty. 

Concerto

200

Handel is primarily known for this type of piece, Messiah being the most famous. 

Oratorio

200

Throughout his entire life, Bach worked as this profession. 

Church Musician

200

This type of music is highly structured, like musical Sodoku

Fugue

300

Although famous as a composer, she is most known for her writings on this topic

Herbology or Medicine


300

Vivaldi was well liked across Europe, with the exception of this country. 

Italy

300

The most famous and recognizable part of Messiah.

The Hallelujah Chorus

300

Bach's favorite instrument, which had many technical upgrades in his lifetime. 

the Organ

300

Meaning "Multiple Voices"

Polyphonic

400

Hildegard wrote many of this type of song, a monophonic piece set for Churches.

Chant

400

Vivaldi popularized these two instruments as solo instruments. 

Cello and Bass

400

Handel was born in the same year and same town as this Composer. 

Johann Sebastion Bach

400

Bach famously did not like this type of music. In fact, he never wrote one. 

Opera

400

This form of piece has 3 distinct sections

Sonata Form

500

She occasionally wrote non-religious songs, called this. 

Secular

500

Born in Italy, Vivaldi died in this Country

Austria

500

Handel got his start writing these, though they fell out of fashion for a couple hundred years. 

Operas

500

Bach's most famous piece for Organ, whose title indicates what two types of pieces it is, and its key. 

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

500

This composer earned the nickname "The Red Priest"

Antonio Vivaldi