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What was the dominant music style in Europe during the Baroque period
Italian Opera
What were the dates of the music period of the Renaissance
1400 to 1600
Why was much of the music of the early medieval period created
for Religious purposes
What is the best description of Baroque music
Emotional music presented in elaborate productions
Who was considered to be a leading composer of the Baroque period
Johann Sebastian Bach
To add to the list:
- Johann Pachelbel
- Dietrich Buxtehude
Synonym for polyphonic music
A synonym for polyphonic music would be counterpoint.
Who served as the music director for the Austrian royal court for thirty-six years and supposedly was on unfriendly terms with Mozart
antonio salieri
Whose work was an important link between the Classical and Romantic periods of music
Ludwig van Beetthoven
What is a shorter version of an opera or oratorio
Cantata
In what country was the villancico developed
Spain
Which of these terms is a synonym for the pre-Classical period of music
rococo
What is identified as the national music of France
chanson is the national music of France
What was Faber drive's first song
Second Chance, Sex and Love and 24 Story were Faber Drive's first songs.
Is plainsong a synonym for chant
Yes. Yes it is.
What musical period came after classical
The Romantic music period
What is the definition that best describes the term libretto
A libretto is the set of lyrics to an opera.
Which of these statements is trueDancing was very popular during the Renaissance.The Catholic church did not allow dancing during the Renaissance.The popularity of dancing declined during the Renaissance.
Dancing was very popular during the Renaissance.
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