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Which period of music refers to the Middle Ages?
Which period of music refers to the Middle Ages?
- Renaissance Period
- Baroque Period
- Primitive Period
- Medieval Period (correct)
Which Baroque Music form developed through imitative counterpoint?
Which Baroque Music form developed through imitative counterpoint?
- Oration
- Fugue (correct)
- Concerto Grosso
- Madrigal
Which statement is TRUE about the Baroque Period?
Which statement is TRUE about the Baroque Period?
- Melodies are less dynamics.
- Known for the simplicity of the musicians.
- Early compass favored homophonic texture. (correct)
- Music compositions are accessible.
What is a multi-movement work designed for an instrumental soloist and orchestra called?
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?
Who bridged the late Classical era to the early Romantic era?
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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.
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