Baroque (1600 - 1750)

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Genre

Categories of music such as opera, Gregorian chant, and organum.

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Opera

A musical drama sung with no spoken words, acted with costumes and set pieces.

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Basso Continuo

Continuous bass accompaniment using plucked and bowed instruments.

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Tonic (I) and Dominant (V)

First and fifth notes of the scale, forming a common tonal pattern.

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Oratorio

Musical storytelling usually with sacred stories, lacking acting and scenery.

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Harpsichord

An instrument with plucked strings, associated with basso continuo and solo performances.

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Baroque composer known for works like the Fugue in C minor and the Well-tempered Clavier.

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Fugue

A polyphonic composition with imitative counterpoint, consisting of subjects, answers, and episodes.

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Dance Suite

Multi-movement instrumental genre with dance-based movements like Minuet, Sarabande, and Gigue.

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Lutheran Chorales

Spiritual melodies in German, often based on chant melodies or popular songs.

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