Terms I
Terms II
Miscellanous
Composers/Pieces
Listening
100

Objectified or archetypal emotions in Baroque music

What is affections?

100

A Lutheran hymn that the congregation sings during the service. 

What is a chorale?

100

The "ritornello form" originated in this country.

Where is Italy?

100
He was also known as the red-haired priest. 

Who is Vivaldi?

100

Identify the composer

Who is Telemann?

200

A male-bodied singer with an exceptionally high, powerful range.

What is Castrato(i)?

200

A dramatic musical production that is not staged and has religious/biblical subjects. 

What is an oratorio?

200

Vivaldi worked at this orphanage. 

What is the Ospedale della Pietà

200
St. Matthew's Passion was written by this composer. 

Who is Bach?

200

Identify the title of the piece

What is Vivaldi's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in A Minor

300

A setting of a choral melody for the organ. 

What is a Chorale Prelude? 

300

Bach walked 280 miles to visit this composer and organist.

Who is Buxtehude?
300

Counterpoint is one of the main signifiers of this country's Baroque musical style. 

Where/what is Germany/German Style?

300

This city saw the publication of Telemann's second collection of quartets. 

What is Paris?

300

Identify the form of this piece.

What is a fugue?

400

An instrumental bass line written out to be filled in with appropriate chords or improvised melodic lines by other instruments.

What is Figured Bass

400

He initiated the Reformation and established the protestant branch of Christianity.  

Who is Martin Luther? 

400

The Baroque musical style that depends heavily on choruses. 

What is French Style?

400

This composer brought together French and Italian characteristics in this particular composition (Daily Double)

Who is Couperin? What is Vingt-cinquiume ordre, La muse victorieuse? 

400

Identify the composer

Who is Couperin?

500

French Baroque embellishments applied to a single note.

What is an Agréments?

500

A vocal chamber work with continuo usually for solo voice in the 17th and 18th centuries. 

What is a cantata?

500

An effect in a fugue where one or more voices enter with the subject before another voice is finished. 

What is a stretto?

500

This cantata was first performed on December 3, 1724 in Leipzig based on Martin Luther's Advent chorale of the same name. 

What is Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland?

500
Identify the title and the form/genre of the piece (Daily Double) 

What is Petrus aber saß drauß im Palast? What is St. Matthew's Passion?