Test 2 Music 110

A continuous instrumental solo part that usually accompanies an aria in a cantata or oratorio is called

A operatic technique that propels the plot action in between arias and chorus solos is called

The Latin term opus, abbreviated op. stands for

The term for the technique of tutti playing alternating with solo playing in concerto grossos is

The highest form of imitative polyphony is a

The “Red Priest” was the composer

In early Baroque music, the composer to virtually invent the trio sonata as a form was

A numerical shorthand in Baroque music used to tell a keyboard player what chords to play over a bass line is called

The accompaniment of virtually all Baroque music by a harpsichord, organ or lute and a bass instrument is called

Johann Sebastian Bach wrote over 200 of these Sunday service pieces called ___ for voice and instruments, with recitatives and arias, and wrote a few secular ones as well.

Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are referred to as the

The part of an opera that features a character singing solo about one subject or idea is called

The most operatic of all religious genres, a piece with a narrative plot, acts, real characters, implied action, but no staging is called an

The chamber music genre that features 2 violins, one viola and one cello as perfected by Haydn is the

The name of Haydnʼs court patron family was