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Music Praxis II (5114) Latest Update Graded A+
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Antiquity - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>500 AD to 500
BC
Medieval - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>500 BC to
1300
Renaissance - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>1300 to
1600
Baroque - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>1600 to 1750
Classical - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>1750 to 1820
Romantic - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>1820 to 1900
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20th Century - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>1900-
Aria - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>operatic solo; a
song sung by one person in an opera or oratorio
Bourree - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>French baroque
dance in fast duple meter
Cantata - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>Music
composition using sacred texts (Baroque)
Chanson - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>A french
polyphonic song (late middle ages and
Renaissance)
Choral prelude - CORRECT ANSWER
>>>>composition for an organ (Baroque)
Concerto - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>composition
for an orchestra and 1 or more solo instrument
(Classical)
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Divertimento - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>chamber
music (Classical)
Etude - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>a study piece
composition for development part of technique
Fanfare - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>loud brass
instruments (especially trumpets)
Fugue - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>imitative
polyphonic composition, themes repeat
Gavotte - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>French peasant
dance (Baroque)
Gigue - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>popular Baroque
dance
Madrigal - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>A secular song
for 2 or 3 unaccompanied voices (Renaissance)
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Motet - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>polyphonic
composition and contains scared text with out
accompaniment (Renaissance)
Opera - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>A musical
dramatic work
Organum - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>plain chant,
note against note counterpoint (Medieval)
Passacaglia - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>continuous
variations on ground bass, similar to chaconne
(Baroque)
Recitative - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>spoken song
(Romantic)
Rondeau - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>French lyrical
poem (Renaissance)
Sarabande - CORRECT ANSWER >>>>most
popular Baroque instrumental dance
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