Music

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How did the political alliance known as the Triple Entente contribute to the meteoric rise of Igor ... Started by abarnes	1 Replies 65 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Jevvish
Why was most secular music from the Middle Ages lost to posterity? A) it was never written down ... Started by bclement10	1 Replies 138 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by smrtceo
What is the pedagogical purpose of Prelude in C Minor from the first book of the WTC? What will ... Started by PhilipSeeMore	3 Replies 77 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by LVPMS
What is a polychord? What will be an ideal response? ... Started by TFauchery	1 Replies 88 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mcinincha279
During the Middle Ages, which group of people was generally the only class of society to be ... Started by dalyningkenk	1 Replies 74 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by ciecieme
Explain the process of invertible counterpoint. (You may include a diagram with your description.) ... Started by tiffannnnyyyyyy	1 Replies 56 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by atrochim
Arnold Schoenberg coined the term atonal to describe his dissonant style of composition. A) true ... Started by maychende	3 Replies 102 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by billybob123
What was the universal language of the Western church? A) Latin B) Greek C) French D) ... Started by D2AR0N	1 Replies 70 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by 234sdffa
Which composer described his treatment of dissonance as emancipated? A) Arnold Schoenberg B) ... Started by Evvie72	1 Replies 109 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by harveenkau8139
Where did the troubadours and trobairitz flourish? A) Germany B) Southern France C) Northern ... Started by ts19998	1 Replies 89 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lkanara2
When Bach assumed his position in Leipzig, it was with the knowledge that he would turn his ... Started by ishan	3 Replies 68 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mcabuhat
Which characteristics of atonal style are at the discretion of the composer? A) absence of key, ... Started by karateprodigy	1 Replies 55 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by dreamfighter72
The name given to secular musicians from Northern France was: A) trouvre B) Minnesinger C) ... Started by P68T	1 Replies 87 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by mcni194
A book of secular songs from Northern France is called a: A) langue d'ol B) chansonnier C) ... Started by jparksx	1 Replies 252 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Kaytorgator
____ describes a succession of differing timbres that take on a structural role in a composition ... Started by ETearle	3 Replies 124 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by succesfull
What is the term that describes the idealized love a poet had for his lady? A) consummated B) ... Started by tiara099	1 Replies 58 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by cegalasso
The first movement of the cantata Wachet auf is a: A) chorale prelude B) fugue C) chorale ... Started by stock	1 Replies 79 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by sokh
The form of Schoenberg's Piano Piece, Op. 11, No. 1 is closest to: A) ternary B) rondo C) ... Started by Mr3Hunna	1 Replies 168 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by carolinefletcherr
Which composer was married to an aristocrat, fell in love with a fellow troubadour, and wrote the ... Started by nelaaney	3 Replies 97 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by allisonblackmore
Which movement of the cantata Wachet auf is an accompanied recitative? A) second B) third C) ... Started by meagbuch	1 Replies 97 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Tonny
What is the musical genre of Pierrot lunaire? A) cantata B) melodrama C) opera D) ... Started by cnetterville	1 Replies 76 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by jessicaduplan
Which movements of the cantata Wachet auf directly quote the chorale's melody and text? A) mvts. ... Started by FButt	1 Replies 76 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by Kedrick2014
Which movement of the cantata Wachet auf uses accompanied recitative to create a halo-like effect ... Started by FButt	3 Replies 95 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by lcapri7
Schoenberg's method of notating Sprechgesang indicates: A) precise rhythms and pitches B) ... Started by corkyiscool3328	1 Replies 47 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by yasmin
The term ____ describes a technique in which all the instrumental parts double the vocal lines. ... Started by wrbasek0	1 Replies 64 Views	Jul 25, 2018 by fraziera112