Exam 8: The Early Baroque Period

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Describe the roles played by dance,virtuosity,and vocal music in the rise of Baroque instrumental music.

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Name and explain the new musical style emerging in Florence around 1600.

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The Baroque period spans the years:

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In a recitative,the rhythm:

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Summarize the plot of The Coronation of Poppea.What is the specific plot situation of the portion of this opera included in the text?

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Who is singing to whom in the recitative section of the final scene of Dido and Aeneas?

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Describe the social aspects and musical techniques of pygmy polyphony.

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An aria is:

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A keyboard genre based on melodic or harmonic patterns borrowed from vocal music is a:

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The operatic equivalent of a soliloquy or meditation is a(n):

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Pieces written in the form or style of dance music but meant for listening,not dancing,are:

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Characterize the nature and purpose of early Florentine operas.

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Which musical technique do you hear in the first and last sections of "O magnum mysterium"?

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The balletto and corrente contrast strongly in their:

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Where did the Gabrielis work?

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A set of dances collected from an opera or ballet is called a:

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A keyboard genre that means "touched" in Italian is a:

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The tradition of a singer accompanying himself on an instrument such as the kora,harp,or lyre is:

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For which festive day in the church year was "O magnum mysterium" composed? Summarize its text.

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The two elements that most bring about the change of mood in the "Alleluia" section of "O magnum mysterium" are:

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