History of Music

3. A multi-movement piece for one or more instruments, often with basso continuo
4. longest period of music
8. a type of music for churches and religious ceremonies
10. single melodic line, no harmony
11. also known as primitive music
13. staged drama that is sung with instrumental accompaniment, alternating b/w recitative and arias
14. period in music Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina was from

1. Baroque composer famous for his work The Four Seasons
2. Derived from an Italian word meaning to join together, unite
5. a plucked string instrument common during Greek period
6. different melodic lines played by different instruments/voices at the same time
7. a music tradition that heavily influenced Roman Music
8. a type of music for entertainment, used outside church
9. Recomposed Vivaldi's Four Seasons
12. Amplification, electronic instruments, and... transformed popular music and fueled the development of new forms of music.