Baroque Part 1

4. A ruler who has complete control over everything in a country.
6. A play where the actors sing their lines, usually with fancy costumes and an orchestra.
7. A fast and lively Baroque dance.
10. A Baroque piece with a small group of soloists playing against a larger orchestra.
13. A group of musicians, artists, and thinkers in Florence who helped create opera.
14. Art or music that tries to show things exactly as they are, like real life.Single feeling When a piece of music focuses on one main emotion.
15. A style where a solo singer performs with instruments, popular in the early Baroque period.
16. A lively dance from the Baroque period, often in triple time.
17. A collection of dance music pieces played for fun or listening.

1. A piece of music for a solo instrument and an orchestra, usually in three parts (fast-slow-fast).
2. The idea that music should focus on one main emotion at a time.
3. When sound tricks your ears into hearing something thatâ€™s not there.
5. A type of dance music popular in the Baroque period.
8. A French dance in moderate tempo from the Baroque period.
9. The structure or design of a piece of music.
11. A slow, serious dance from the Baroque period.
12. A big piece of music for an orchestra, chorus, and soloists, often on religious subjects, but performed without acting or costumes.
13. A complicated type of music where a main melody is repeated by different instruments or voices.
15. A slow, graceful dance from the Baroque period.
18. immersive When the experience feels so real it surrounds you completely.