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2. a musical work for chorus and soloist or soloists often with orchestral accompaniment
7. studied to be a priest but never served the church in a religious capacity he was known for his opera's he had the support of several royal patron's
8. 1450-1600 an era where vocal music began to have more voice parts and instruments were added to many works
10. was known for his operas and oratorios his father wanted him to become a lawyer instead of a musician when composing he wrote very fast almost as fast as he cold write the notes on the paper handle composed music in German,italian,and English.
12. the people who compose conduct or perform music at the place of residence of a king queen leader or dignitary
13. a song or melody in witch a few syllables or words are sung on the same or a few different notes the melodies are sung in unison and are often a musical form of prayer
14. 450-1450 an era where vocal music was more popular than instrumental music
15. drama set to music and sung by performers with orchestral accompaniment scenery acting and sometimes dancing
16. Any musical instrument with a keyboard, such as a piano, harpsichord, clavichord or organ.

1. a man or woman who supports or protects something such as an orchestra a composer or an event or a cause
3. company the group that performs the opera
4. means Lord have mercy and is part of the Catholic mass
5. 1600-1750 an era where art and music became extravagant
6. was a church musician for most of his life.Bach took a jobat a private school as a choirmaster, here his work was played by students and not professionals. Bach wrote in all musical styles except opera. Bach was probably the greatest organist of his time. He would travel to repair organs or install new organs and then once they were finished he would give a concert on the organ. Bach had 20 children.
9. a school of music or dramatic art
11. became a nun at 15 and later became mother superior she was the first to right music for female voices Hildagard wrote books about herbal medicine music and political matters
16. a musical work for a solo instrument sometimes alone sometimes with an accompaniment of one or more instruments (for example a concerto for clarinet with piano accompaniment) and sometimes accompanied by an orchestra.