The Medieval Era
A medieval monk might sing this style of chant.
Gregorian Chant
Renaissance music was based on this interest in human experience; Focus on secular themes.
Humanism
The Baroque Era saw musicians start adding these to their music for expressive effect.
The Classical Era saw the expansion of this, increasing the depth of the music composed.
Orchestra
The Romantic Era further expanded this, which allowed for greater color and dynamics.
Orchestra
Musicians in the medieval period began doing this to preserve their music.
Writing it down/Musical Notation
Renaissance is a French word that translates to this-- symbolic of the time period.
Rebirth
This period saw the rise in this type of music, the most popular of which were the concerto, sonata, and suites.
Instrumental Music
This childhood prodigy composed symphonies, operas, and chamber music, with his first work being composed at age 5.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Music in the Romantic Era expressed deep feelings and personal _______, moving away from strict forms.
Female medieval composer known for her mystic and expressive chants.
Hildegard von Bingen
The Renaissance Era was during these years.
1400--1600
This Baroque Era concerto takes you on a musical trip around the sun.
"The Four Seasons"
This Classical composer bridged the Classical and Romantic eras, and was known for his symphonies, sonatas, and powerful expression in his work; all despite being deaf.
Ludwig van Beethoven
Composers in this era often incorporated folk melodies and themes from their own countries into their music. This rise in pride of their countries is called?
Medieval music was characterized as being monophonic, meaning it primarily consisted of a single line of this type, with no harmony.
Melodic
Renaissance Era music is characterized by multiple of these--which created rich textures.
Melodic lines (Melodies)
This composer wrote "The Four Seasons."
Antonio Vivaldi
The Classical Era spanned from ______ to ________?
1750--1820
This Composer famously used naval cannons in his 1812 Overture, a stark contrast to his usual ballets.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
This medieval composer contributed to the development of polyphonic music and the motet.
Guillaume de Machaut
Vocal Music
The Baroque Era spanned from _____ to ______.
1600--1750
Often called the "Father of the Symphony" he established many important musical forms and styles.
Joseph Haydn
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is most famous for this ballet heard around Christmastime, containing Sugar Plum Fairies and a mouse king.
The Nutcracker