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Fine Arts - Chapter 8C
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1The type of music that was narrative in character was
- AThe cantata.
- BRecitative.
- CThe oratorio.
- DThe opera.
2This composer wrote the most colorful concertos.
- ASchutz.
- BMonteverdi.
- CGabrieli.
- DVivaldi
3Wrote antiphonal instrumental music.
- AMonteverdi.
- BVivaldi.
- CGabrieli.
- DCorreli.
4Was an early composer of the concerto grosso.
- AGabrieli.
- BMonteverdi.
- CCorreli
- DVivaldi.
- ESchutz.
5Wrote over 450 concertos.
- ACorreli.
- BSchutz.
- CMonteverdi.
- DVivaldi.
- EGabrieli.
6A main line of musical development in the Baroque period was
- AThe usage of figured bass.
- BThe influence of humanism.
- CThe concept of the ripieno.
- DThe emancipation of instrumental music.
7The type of music that fused drama and music was
- AOpera.
- BThe fugue.
- CThe Concerto Grosso.
- DThe Ornamentation.
- Ehe Concertato.
8During the Baroque period, homophony became
- AMore important than polyphony.
- BThe exclusive texture of music.
- CLess important than polyphony.
- DEqual in importance to polyphony.
9Wrote Orfeo.
- AMonteverdi.
- BGabrieli.
- CSchutz.
- DVivaldi
- ECorreli.
10The Baroque composer was interested in music that would be entertainment for
- AThe nobles.
- BAll classes of people.
- CThe aristocracy.
- DThe wealthy middle-class.
11For the Baroque composer, a new, key purpose of music was to
- ATo destroy the connection between instrumental and vocal music.
- BTo create music that would bring them great wealth.
- CTo create music that was classical in its symmetry, and serene in its emotional content.
- DCreate music that expressed the human experience; that produced an emotional response.
12When music used tonality, the focal point for the harmony was
- AThe tonic.
- BThe figured bass.
- CThe recitative.
- DThe dominant.
13The Baroque use of tonality led to
- AThe use of dissonance.
- BCarefully constructed harmonies and chordal progressions
- CThe interchangeability of vocal and instrumental music.
- DThe use of consonance.
14Wrote cantatas.
- AMonteverdi.
- BGabrieli.
- CVivaldi.
- DCorreli.
- ESchutz.
15Was pre-occupied with tonal masses.
- ASchutz.
- BVivaldi.
- CCorreli.
- DGabrieli.
- EMonteverdi.
16Was the greatest of the early opera composers of the Baroque period.
- AMonteverdi.
- BVivaldi.
- CCorreli.
- DGabrieli.
- ESchutz.
17Was a Lutheran composer.
- AVivaldi.
- BSchutz.
- CCorreli.
- DMonteverdi.
- EGabrieli.
18The musical form that featured competing or contrasting groups of instruments was
- AThe opera.
- BThe suite.
- CThe concerto.
- D. The oratorio.
19By the end of the Baroque period, this was the most popular form of musical entertainment.
- AOpera.
- BThe oratorio.
- CThe symphony.
- DThe concerto.
20Music with a bassline and numbers and symbols is
- ABasso Continuo.
- BThe fugue.
- CRecitative.
- DFigured bass
21Chord progressions were designed to
- AReplace modality.
- BProvide augmentation or diminution, as was needed.
- CCreate contrasting musical forces.
- DCreate a sense of tension and release.
22A main line of musical development during the Baroque period was
- AThe evolution of dramatic vocal music such as opera.
- BThe development of the concerto grosso.
- CThe innovation of the aria.
- DThe development of the oratorio.
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One of the earliest composers of concerto grosso was- ACorelli.
- BSchutz.
- CScarlatti.
- DVivaldi.
24Specific poems went together with some of his concertos.
- ASchutz.
- BGabrieli.
- CVivaldi.
- DCorreli.
- EMonteverdi.
25The purpose of recitative is
- ATo fuse drama and music.
- BAllow the singer to show of their virtuosity.
- CTo present the dramatic text in an intelligible fashion.
- DTo create polarity between the ass and the melody.
26Wrote the Four Seasons.
- AMonteverdi.
- BSchutz.
- CGabrieli.
- DCorreli.
- EVivaldi.
27A liturgical oratorio was called
- AThe Concerto.
- BThe recitative.
- CThe cantata.
- DThe fugue.
- EThe Aria.
28Opera plots were based on
- AHistoric events.
- BWorks of fiction.
- CBiblical, epic, stories.
- DGreek mythology.
29Positioned instrumental ensembles in 4 different church balconies.
- AVivaldi.
- BGabrieli.
- CCorreli.
- DSchutz.
- EMonteverdi.
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