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| what form became more prevalent during the Romantic Period |
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| the text or story of an opera, oratorio or musical |
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| instrumental piece beforethe beginning of an opera. oratorio, or musical |
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| thim period of romantic period |
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| emotions, mood, interest bizarre, atmosphere |
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| list 4 characteristics of romantic expression |
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| predominate solo instrument of romantic period |
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| symphonic poem, solo piano pieces |
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| music that relates to the culture of a country |
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| music that relates to the culture of a country |
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| composser of the wedding march |
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| national composer of poland |
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| fist modern violin virtuoso |
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| fist internationally known american composer |
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| composer of madam butterfly |
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| composer of the german requim |
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| composer of the opera aida |
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| a recurring theme in each movement |
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| hector berlioz most famous composition |
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| composer of nutcracker suite |
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| a group of pieces based on the same idea or story |
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| largo- new world symphony |
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| dvorak piece is often played at funeral |
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| composer of here comes the bride |
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| time period of renaissance |
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| body of music used in early christian church |
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| kyrie, gloria, credo, sanctus, agnus dei |
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| texture composed of many melodies |
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| texture with melody in one voice and accompaniment |
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| renaissance polyphonic was based on _ amoung voices |
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| what renaissance genre was polyphonic, secular, and a capella |
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| music for a small group of performers, often only one performer per voice or intrunental part |
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| a music drama based on a bible story |
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| list two famous composer of baroque |
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| the well tempered clavier |
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| a polyphonic piece based on imitation |
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| boroque music sought to arouse |
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| famous boroque violin maker |
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| a compostion for a solo instrument and orchestra in 3 or 4 movements |
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| a compostion for orchrestra in 3 or 4 movements |
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| major characteristics of classical melodies |
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| musical drama that combines poerty, acting,.. |
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| usual form of the 1st movement |
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| expositon, development, recapicalation, coda |
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| 4 parts of sonat-allegro design |
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| vocal genre for solo singers, chorus and instrumental |
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| sonata-allegro, the themes are presented in |
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| in sonata- allegro, the ending |
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| haydn. mozart, beethoven, schubert |
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| major composer of classical period |
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| haydn. mozart, beethoven, schubert |
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| major composer of classical period |
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| a compostion for solo instrument in 3 or 4 movement |
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| a compostion for solo instrument in 3 or 4 movement |
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| instrumental music that IS NOT descriptive |
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| each movement of a symphony, concerto, sonata, or string quartet |
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