The Baroque Era
Across
- 3. Best known for his oratorio "The Messiah," from which the Hallelujah Chorus comes.
- 6. small bit of melody, often repeated
- 7. Section of a symphony or sonata
- 9. musical texture with a single line of melody supported by harmony and rhythm instruments
- 10. Father of symphonies and quartets; the Red Priest
- 11. instrumental music form that repeats a motive in different lines throughout the work
- 13. Song from an opera; usually very highly ornamented; usually one of the characters thinking something over
- 15. Instrumental work for small group of soloists with orchestra
- 16. The period of Western Music History between 1600-1750
- 19. Composer of the opera Orfeo
- 20. most important keyboard instrument of the Baroque era
- 21. a song from the narrative and dialogue parts of opera and oratorio, sung in the rhythm of ordinary speech with many words on the same note.
Down
- 1. Composer; worked for the Duke of Weimar; later a teacher at a choir school
- 2. common in the Baroque period, where the volumes were either loud or soft
- 4. Instrumental work for full orchestra, has 4 or 5 movements
- 5. a word that describes the excesses of the Baroque period
- 8. Instrumental work for solo and orchestra
- 12. Vocal work with orchestra; tells a story with costumes and scenery
- 14. Instrumental work for solo with harpsichord
- 17. Vocal work with orchestra; tells a story without costumes and scenery
- 18. musical texture with multiple lines of equal importance