unit 5 Flashcards
(29 cards)
_______ is a part of an opera that advances the plot of the opera and sounds similar to a natural speaking voice.
Recitative
________ is an instrumental genre that features a single soloist with an orchestra.
Concerto
Examples of Renaissance _________ include the pavane, the saltarello, and the galliard.
dance
________ was initially performed privately, but it was soon after performed in public spaces similar to today’s movie theaters.
Opera
______ is part of an opera that gives performers a chance to show off their technical skills.
Aria
The introduction of organum added polyphony to the genre of _________.
plainchant
________ is an instrumental genre that features a group of soloists with an orchestra.
Concerto grosso
The Renaissance genre of _______ was first developed in Italy and also became popular in England.
madrigal
Melodic and rhythmic freedom between voices was applied to the genre of ________ during the medieval period.
plainchant
_________ was a genre normally heard in the Lutheran Church.
Cantata
________ includes sections called Kyrie, Gloria, and Sanctus.
Mass
_______ is similar to opera but with a sacred subject.
Oratorio
the oldest surviving type of instrument
flute
double-reed instrument similar to an oboe
shawm
flute-like instrument held in a vertical orientation
recorder
fretted string instrument similar to the guitar
lute
instrument made from a ram’s horn and blown like a brass instrument
shofar
section that forms the core of the Baroque orchestra
strings
early relative of the violin family
viol
developed a tool for learning notes by assigning them to certain knuckles on the hand
Guido
composer known for advancing the technique of organum
Perotin
late-Renaissance composer from Italy
Giovanni
composer known for producing Italian operas in England
George
German composer from a family of musicians
Johann