RENAISSANCE: CHARACTERISTICS
RENAISSANCE: VOCAL MUSIC
BAROQUE: FEATURES
BAROQUE: VOCAL MUSIC
BAROQUE: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
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True or False: Playing instruments was a highly esteemed skill during the Renaissance.

True

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Catholics composed in ___ while Protestants composed in ___.

Latin; vernacular language

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What was the time frame of the Baroque period?

1600-1750

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True or False: Zarzuela has both spoken & sung parts.

True

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How many instruments can a Sonata be written for?

1-9

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What changed during the Renaissance about how people felt about instrumental music?

During the Middle Ages, it was only used to accompany singing, but during the Renaissance, people began to enjoy instrumental music on its own.

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Where were funeral masses very common?

Spain!

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Whose death marked the end of the Baroque period?

J.S. Bach

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What is an interlude, and what did it serve for?

Part of the opera; it it instrumental music between two acts, and it allowed the audience & the artists to rest

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What happens during a Concert?

There is a confrontation or dialogue between the instruments of an orchestra

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Who were the luthiers?

People that build instruments professionally

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What type of mass was a Cantus firmus?

A mass based on a Gregorian Chant

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True or False: Baroque music was very simple.

False; it was very reloaded & “fancy” (remember the trills)

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What is an Oratory?

Religious music that had all of the same parts of an opera except the ballet

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What are the two types of concerts?

Solo (one instrument faces the rest of the orchestra) and Grosso (all of the instruments face or dialogue amongst themselves)

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Which invention made it cheaper and easier to distribute music?

The invention of the printing press in 1440

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What type of Italian secular music was the origin of the opera?

Madrigal

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What group of people began to sing in public during the Baroque period?

Women

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What were the only themes of a Passion?

The death and resurrection of Jesus

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What were the four compulsory dances of a Suite?

Allemande, Courante, Zarabanda, and Giga