strings, harpsichord, and organ Which keyboard instument is heard in the beginning of Rejoice Greatly? harpsichord What best describes the performing forces in the "Hallelujah" chorus from Messiah a chorus and full orchestra Which best describes the performers in Billings's anthem David's Lamentation? a cappella by SATB chorus. harpsichord Which best describes the texture of the first movement of Bach's Cantata 140, Wachet auf? polyphonic The instrumental ensemble in the opening of the fourth movement of Bach's Cantata 140, Wachet auf, consist of. The two main keyboard instruments of the Baroque era were the organ and the. Augmentation Subject is presented in longer time values Diminution Subject is presented in shorter time values. Inversion Pitches of the subject are stated upside down. instrumental, opposition, sound Retrograde Pitches of the subject are stated backwards. instrumental, suite, short Vivaldi wrote instrumental music that depicts a scene without the use of sung words, a style called: program music A Baroque concerto is a(n) _ form that is based upon the _ of two dissimilar bodies of _.
dances, peasant,formal Baroque trumpets were still "natural," meaning that they: had no valves What dances were standard of a Baroque suite? courante, allemande, sarabande, and gavotte One of the most important _ genres in the Baroque era was the _, which was a group of _ dances. shape-note notation The system in which syllables are used to memorize intervals between notes in a standard scale pattern is called: solfège What genres is a group of dance movements, usually in the same key? a suite Some of the _ in the Baroque suite were of _ origin, bringing a bit of earthiness to the more _ surroundings. chorale For which church did Bach write his cantatas? The Lutheran Which statements are true of a Baroque oratorio? It was generally based on a biblical story and it featured arias, recitatives, ensemble numbers, choruses, and narration The seventeenth-century system in New England in which church leaders sang each line of a psalm and the congregation repeated the lines back is called: lining-out In eighteenth-century New England, a new type of notation called _ evolved to help improve solfège instruction. congregational, chorales Singing a specific _ together with the congregation was a critical part of weekly Lutheran religious services. The purely instrumental sections that the orchestra performs in an opera are called: The overture and sinfonia Lutheran musical worship is structured around _ hymns known as _, which are specific to a particular service.
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