Questions and Answers
Which period of music refers to the Middle Ages?
Medieval Period
Which Baroque Music form developed through imitative counterpoint?
Fugue
Which statement is TRUE about the Baroque Period?
Early compass favored homophonic texture.
What is a multi-movement work designed for an instrumental soloist and orchestra called?
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Who bridged the late Classical era to the early Romantic era?
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Study Notes
Musical Periods
- The period of music that refers to the Middle Ages is the Medieval Period.
Baroque Music
- The Baroque Music form that developed through imitative counterpoint is the Fugue.
Baroque Period
- A true statement about the Baroque Period is that it was a time of dramatic expression and ornate decoration in music.
Musical Forms
- A multi-movement work designed for an instrumental soloist and orchestra is called a Concerto.
Classical and Romantic Eras
- Ludwig van Beethoven bridged the late Classical era to the early Romantic era.
