MSB Unit 5 Ch11

2. A period in which composers wrote music not just about love, but human emotion and experience in general.
3. A large-scale orchestral work usually in three or four parts.
4. Music based on the Bible or other sacred texts and was performed during church services.
5. A work composed for a solo instrument with accompaniment, usually in two to four parts.
8. The decoration of the melody by adding extra notes.
10. Used to track events that have happened in history
11. A period of around 70 years when music became lighter and less complex compared to Baroque music.
12. The period from 1910 to the present.

1. A period known for its extravagant and complex architecture, music, sculptures and paintings.
3. Non-religious music that was usually based on poetry or short stories
6. Used to inform an audience on the content of a performance.
7. A period of revival and reinvigoration of European music, art, literature, poetry and drama.
9. A versatile keyboard instrument that was invented in the early 1700s.