MUS 100 Test #2 Review: Baroque and Classical Eras Definitions

Which composer is associated with the String Quartet, Op. 33, No. 2, 4th movement?

In which piece can you find Dido's lament?

Which work showcases an Adagio and Allegro in D Major?

Which composer's work includes an excerpt from 4:46-7:00 in the opera genre?

Which piece is associated with the Symphony No. 40 in G minor?

The Baroque era is characterized by ornate musical decorations and a strong use of __________.

Which aspect of opera developed significantly during the Baroque and Classical eras?

Which genre is associated with the term 'Emfindsamer Stil'?

Which composer is known for their contributions to French Baroque Music?

In the context of the Baroque era, what does 'basso continuo' refer to?

Which musical form does a 'da capo aria' represent?

Arcangelo Corelli is associated with which musical trend or genre?

What characterizes music in the 'Galant Style'?

'Oratorio' is a vocal genre typically accompanied by what?

String Quartet, Op. 33, No. 2, 4th movement

Associated with Ludwig van Beethoven

Dido's Lament

Found in Henry Purcell's opera Dido and Aeneas

Adagio and Allegro in D Major

Found in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K. 331

Excerpt from 4:46-7:00 in the opera genre

Associated with Giuseppe Verdi's opera Rigoletto

Symphony No. 40 in G minor

Associated with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Baroque Era

Characterized by polyphony, which uses multiple independent melodies played simultaneously

Opera Development

The recitative underwent significant development in the Baroque and Classical eras, transforming from a relatively simple declamation to a more expressive and elaborate form

Emfindsamer Stil

Associated with the Classical Era

French Baroque Music

Jean-Baptiste Lully is known for his contributions.

Basso Continuo

Refers to a continuous bass line used in Baroque music, typically played by a harpsichord or organ.
The bass line supports the melody and harmonies, often improvising accompaniment.

Da Capo Aria

Represents a three-part musical form with a repeated first section, often with embellishments or variations

Arcangelo Corelli

Associated with Italian Baroque music, particularly violin concertos and chamber music

Galant Style

Characterized by simpler melodies and harmonies, a lighter texture, and a focus on dance rhythms, contrasted with the more complex and ornamented styles of the Baroque era.

Oratorio

Typically accompanied by a small orchestra and a chorus

Prepare for your MUS 100 Test #2 by reviewing key definitions related to the Baroque and Classical Eras, specifically from Chapter 6-7. Topics include Monody, Recitative, Concerto Grosso, Chamber Music, Oratorio, Sonata, Da capo aria, Symphony, and more.