Baroque Music: Historical and Sociocultural Aspects
Mark with an x the chronological period of baroque music. From the year 1600 to the year 1750. Describe the historical and sociocultural aspects of this period of history by answering the following questions:
- Euridice by Jacopo Peri.
- Portuguese word ‘barrueco’ referring to a rough or imperfect pearl.
- Nobility, clergy, and the common people.
- Castrati.
- Florence.
- Virtuosity.
In relation to vocal music, answer:
- The Protestant Church.
- It comes from the Old and New Testament (Bible).
- The death and passion of Jesus Christ according to the Gospels.
- Melodic piece sung by a soloist accompanied by the orchestra which gave the singer entrance to show off his or her vocal skills difficult to interpret opera.
- It is used to link different sections together.
- Zarzuela.
In relation to instrumental music, answer:
- The fugue.
- The sonata.
- Overture.
- Concerto Grosso.
- Allemande, Courante, and Zaraband.
- Toccata.
Connect each composer to the right country:
- Italy—Vivaldi, Peri, Monteverdi.
- France—Charpentier, Couperin.
- Spain—J. de Nebra.
- England—Purcell, Haendel.
- Germany—J. S. Bach, Telemann, Praetorius, Haendel.
Write in the correct family:
- Bowed string family—cello, violin, viola.
- Plucked string family—guitar, harpsichord.
- Struck string family—clavichord.
- Woodwind family—oboe, piccolo, bassoon.
- Brass family—horn, trumpet.
- Percussion family—tympani.
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