FORMS
This form has two parts.
What is Simple Binary form?
This composer wrote the Four Seasons Op.8, No.2 and has a song on the listening list called "The Summer Concerto"
Bach and Handel are composers from Germany. They were born in this year.
What is 1685?
On your listening list, Handel wrote a concerto in F major for this instrument.
This note has the value of 1 in simple time.
What is a quarter note?
This form is similar to Simple Binary form but has a repeated A section.
What is Ternary form
This Concerto written by Bach features piccolo trumpet, flute, oboe and violin in a solo group. The trumpet part shows off fanciful virtuosity.
What is Brandeburg Concerto No.2 ?
This style of performance music featured, arias, recitative, and dramatized singing
What is opera?
This brass instrument is featured in Canzon of the Double Echo.
What is a trumpet?
This note is held for 2 full counts in 4/4 time.
What is a half note?
This form consists of several parts and was created as peasant dance music.
What is Suite Form
This is a sprightly dance in the Suite form. It is also a composition by Bach in Suite No.3.
What is a Gavotte?
This style of performance focused on chorale singing, with no dramatized singing and often discussed religious themes.
What is oratorio?
This piece of music uses "ground bass" which is composed of these instruments.
Instruments playing the Bass parts
This time signature is a quadruple time signature with a main beat of a dotted-quarter note.
What is 12/8 time?
This form is polyphonic and uses counterpoint
What is fugue form?
This composer wrote 555 known harpsichord sonatas, more than half of which were written in the last 6 years of his life. They were inspired by Portuguese, Spanish and Italian dance rhythms.
Who is Domenico Scarlatti?
In Henry Purcell's Lament, what is Dido singing about?
What is her death?
In Sonata in G Major, this instrument is featured.
What is a piano?
This time signature is in triple meter and has a main beat of a quarter note.
What is 3/4 time?
Bach is known for the compositions Prelude and _______ in C minor, and also Tocatta and ________ in D minor. (Fill-in-the-blank)
This composer is known for his virtuosity in the Fugue form.
Who is Bach?
Which instrument did Bach dislike but end up composing music on/for near the end of his career?
What is the piano?
This instrument is used primarily in Baroque religious music and is also showcased in the piece "Tocatta and Fugue in D minor."
What is an organ?
This note represents 2 beats in compound quadruple meter.
What is a dotted-half note?