Chapter 10 Quiz

. Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, and Domenico Scarlatti were born in ___________.

. All of the following describe The Beggar's Opera except ___________.

. Which composer spent the last and longest period of his career in London?

. In a fugue, the main melody is called the ___________.

. While Handel never traveled far from his home region, J. S. Bach traveled internationally.

. For the majority of his career, J. S. Bach worked as a ___________.

. J. S. Bach's main instrument was ___________.

. J. S. Bach's chorale preludes were written for which instrument?

. J. S. Bach wrote in each of the following genres except ___________.

. The compositional technique in which contrapuntal entrances become increasingly shorter is ___________.

. In a fugue, the section that features free counterpoint is the ___________.

. Which piece features choruses to words by Picander?

. Most of J. S. Bach's instrumental (nonvocal) music was written for performance in the church.

. ___________ style can be described as tasteful and graceful, in a courtly way.

. Which of the following was not a feature of Handel's operas?

. Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, and Domenico Scarlatti were born in ___________.

. All of the following describe The Beggar's Opera except ___________.

. Which composer spent the last and longest period of his career in London?

. In a fugue, the main melody is called the ___________.

. While Handel never traveled far from his home region, J. S. Bach traveled internationally.

. For the majority of his career, J. S. Bach worked as a ___________.

. J. S. Bach's main instrument was ___________.

. J. S. Bach's chorale preludes were written for which instrument?

. J. S. Bach wrote in each of the following genres except ___________.

. The compositional technique in which contrapuntal entrances become increasingly shorter is ___________.

. In a fugue, the section that features free counterpoint is the ___________.

. Which piece features choruses to words by Picander?

. Most of J. S. Bach's instrumental (nonvocal) music was written for performance in the church.

. ___________ style can be described as tasteful and graceful, in a courtly way.

. Which of the following was not a feature of Handel's operas?

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