Baroque period (sacred and secular music)

Question 1

-It means “irregularly shapred pearl.”
-This is the style of music, art, sculpture, and architecture from 1600 to 1750

Answer 1

Baroque

Question 2

A musical ornament played by rapid alternation between two adjacent notes, usually a semistone or a stone apart

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Trill

Question 3

-Also known as the “grace note”
-It consists of ab added note in a melody that is resloved, which delays the appearance of the principal note

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Appoggiatura

Question 4

It is similar to the trill; however, it has a single alteration, wheareas the trill has multiple alterations for the duration of the note

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Mordent

Question 5

It is applied in meliodic phrases in which the melody is introduced and later imitated with elaborate ornamentation

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Question and Answer style

Question 6

-It was born in italy during the baroque era.
-In latin and italian, it means “labor, work.” and composition”
-it is a drama into music with elaborate costumes.
-At its inception, classical opera was dominated by, men, sikilar to the noh theater of japan.

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Opera

Question 7

A musical texture in which a solo instrument or a voice dominates other parts that serves as accompaniment the solo part is either an aria or a recitative

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Monody

Question 8

A lyrical song accompanied by an orchestra. The recitative is a musical form of talking accompanied sparsely by a harpsichard

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Aria

Question 9

A musical play without scenery, costumes, and acting unlike the opera that is secular and based on mythology, oratorio features a religious subject.

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Oratorio

Question 10

A musical performance in both sacred and secular styles with acting and scenery

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Cantata

Question 11

A special kind of cantata that was made by german composer through germany composer johann sebastian bach that was sung and played in lutheran church services

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Chorale cantata