baroque era review activity -- world of music book 10

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The Baroque Era lasted from ____ to ____.

1600, 1750

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European cities and towns grew as centers of ____, ____, and ____.

trade, manufacturing, banking

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For the growing middle class, public ____ and ____ ____ opened in large European cities.

theaters, concert halls

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Concerts were also held in the ____ of wealthy citizens during the Baroque Era.

wealthy

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Baroque musicians worked at ____, for ____, or for city ____.

courts, town, governments

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Baroque musicians were skilled as ____, ____, and ____.

performers, conductors, composers

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At royal courts, musicians belonged to the ____ class.

servant

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Handel was a famous Baroque composer born in the country of ____.

Germany

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Handel traveled to the country of ____ to learn techniques of composing opera.

Italy

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In 1711, Handel visited the country of ____, where he later produced many ____.

England, operas

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Baroque recitative style hurriedly describes ____ ____.

dramatic action

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Baroque aria style halts ____ action.

dramatic

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A famous early Baroque opera is Dido and Aeneas by Henry ____.

Purcell.

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Baroque singers gained fame according to their ability to ____ melodic ornaments.

improvise

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After 1741, Handel composed many dramatic oral ____.

oratorios

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Oratorios are set to ____ texts rather than secular texts.

religious

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Aria da capo form has a ____ middle section (ABA).

contrasting

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A great treasury of ____ music was composed during the baroque Era, for use in cathedrals and churches.

organ

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Bach walked nearly 200 miles to hear performances of organ music by ____, a famous Danish organist.

Buxtehude

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Baroque toccatas often have ____ texture, while fugues always have ____ texture.

homophonic, polyphonic

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____ texture is one melody line with accompaniment.

homophonic

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____ texture is two or more independent melody lines sounding at the same time.

polyphonic

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In fugues, brief ____ present a motive “tossed” back and forth among texture lines.

episodes

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Other important types of Baroque instrumental music are ____ and ____, ____, and ____.

theme, variations, suites, concertos.

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A ____ tone moves by step back to the tone from which it came.

neighbor

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An ____ “leans on” an upper or lower tone a step away, moving to it after the beat.

appoggiatura