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What definition accurately describes the term sinfonia?
The term 'sinfonia' is accurately described as an orchestral piece used as an introduction, interlude, or postlude to an opera, oratorio, suite, or cantata.
Represents the two main concepts behind baroque music?
The two main concepts associated with Baroque music are basso continuo and the doctrine of the affections. These were used to create elaborate and emotional musical genres such as opera, cantata, and concerto.
Was the motet popularized during the Baroque?
The motet is a song cycle, meaning several different types of singing during the piece. It became very popular during the Baroque period. And sometimes, the motet was used for instruments alone instead of instruments and voice.
Ground bass in baroque and modern music?
‘Ground Bass ‘means a bass part which is repeated throughout the piece. Is a term used in Baroque Music but has the same meaning as it means a part which is repeated as a bass throughout the whole piece of music to structure it throughout the whole of it.The GroundBass isalso called ‘basso ostinato’ in Italian.hope this washelpfulbecause it was to me LOL
Was the terraced dynamics used in the baroque period?
Baroque
What was overture about?
An overture is a fairly short piece of music used to introduce an opera. Overtures have also been written to be played as part of concerts.
Sydney Opera House what it used for?
It's used for opera shows....
What is sydney opera hous used for?
Opera's.
Where was baroque music used?
in a stone pub
Are the men used makeup in baroque?
Yes>
Why is the year 1750 used as the barrier between the baroque and classical periods?
Historians used JS Bach's death to mark the end of the baroque era.
What is a female singer in opera called?
There are three ways of saying it: Prima Donna: meaning "first lady", this term was mainly used during the baroque and classical period for example 'The prima donna, Caterina Cavalieri'. Heroine: It's a term used for a character in an opera, not for a singer, used during the early Romanticism, for example: "Rossini's heroines, Rosina, Angiloina (Cenerentola) and Isabella." Diva: it means 'godess' and it was used from the middle of th 19th century to the present, it decribes a singer who wants everything her way because she rules at the opera house, for example: Maria Callas.
