Why are churches usually good places to perform antiphonal music
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The shape of most churches provides the necessary space for two
or more choirs.
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Which was an important Renaissance wind instrument
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Recorder
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The opposite of recitative is
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Aria
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Chant which is sung by alternating groups is called
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antiphonal psalmody
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Because Beethoven wrote highly dramatic and emotional music he is considered
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Beethoven is considered a composer of the "Romantic" era.
Correctly speaking, Beethoven provided the transition from
Classical to Romantic. His earlier music was less complex, and
melodic in the traditional Classical style, whilst later
compositions were more emotional and intense.
He might also be considered a "bridge" composer to the Romantic
era.
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The Italian term that means to gradually increase volume is
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Aumentando
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Minimalist composers use repeating and harmonies that change gradually
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Minimalist composers use repeating rhythms and harmonies that
change gradually.
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The head musician in an eighteenth century court was called a Kapellmeister
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True
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A concerto grosso is a concerto for a group of soloists rather than one
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You are correct. This technique was used more commonly in the baroque era, employing the concept of terraced dynamics. The difference is often one instrument per part versus a full section.
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In addition to being a great composer bach was also a master
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Organist
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What is tierany form in music
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The term is "ternary," which means there are three sections in a
piece. The 1st and 3rd are often similar, if not the same, with a
contrasting middle section.
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Opera history began
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With the meetings of Florentine Camerata
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Which following describes verismo
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It is a style of 19th century opera with rustic characters and a melodramtic plot.
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What is organum
A: A style of early polyphony.
Who composed the Messe de Nostre Dame
Machaut
Why are churches usually good places to perform antiphonal music
The shape of most churches provides the necessary space for two
or more choirs.
Which was an important Renaissance wind instrument
Recorder
The opposite of recitative is
Aria
Chant which is sung by alternating groups is called
antiphonal psalmody
Because Beethoven wrote highly dramatic and emotional music he is considered
Beethoven is considered a composer of the "Romantic" era.
Correctly speaking, Beethoven provided the transition from
Classical to Romantic. His earlier music was less complex, and
melodic in the traditional Classical style, whilst later
compositions were more emotional and intense.
He might also be considered a "bridge" composer to the Romantic
era.
The Italian term that means to gradually increase volume is
Aumentando
Minimalist composers use repeating and harmonies that change gradually
Minimalist composers use repeating rhythms and harmonies that
change gradually.
The head musician in an eighteenth century court was called a Kapellmeister
True
A concerto grosso is a concerto for a group of soloists rather than one
You are correct. This technique was used more commonly in the baroque era, employing the concept of terraced dynamics. The difference is often one instrument per part versus a full section.
True (for apex
In addition to being a great composer bach was also a master
Organist
What is tierany form in music
The term is "ternary," which means there are three sections in a
piece. The 1st and 3rd are often similar, if not the same, with a
contrasting middle section.
Opera history began
With the meetings of Florentine Camerata
Which following describes verismo
It is a style of 19th century opera with rustic characters and a melodramtic plot.