Wake Technical Community College; MUS 110 BAROQUE TEST Final Grade; Answered latest 2025/26.

BAROQUE TEST 1 TRUE/FALSE 1 / 1 2 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 Oratorios are like operas in that they are staged with costumes and scenery but are based on biblical stories T True F False This piece is: baroque 3 0:00 / 0:38 A Purcell’s ‘Dido and Aeneas Aria’ B Bach’s ‘Messiah’ C Bach’s ‘Wachet Auf’ D Handel’s ‘Water Music’ SUBMITTED 6/21/25, 3:25 PM RECEIPT: B50C541C8638439C84E8777987029950 13 / 13 Final Grade Attempt with highest grade 13 / 13 3 TRUE/FALSE 1 / 1 4 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 5 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 Bach was well respected and famous in his lifetime. T True F False Ground bass is: A repeating bass pattern B the basso continuo C the baritone singer in an opera D the lowest notes of any chord e) the term used for anybody playing the bass This opera composer only had three of his 12 operas survive. A Handel B Peri C Purcell D Monteverdi 6 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 7 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 These are characteristics of Baroque era music EXCEPT: A polyphony B steady beat C relentless rhythm D terraced dynamics E nonmetric with very singable melodies This piece can best be described as a: baroque 3 0:00 / 0:25 A aria B sarabande C fugue D ground bass MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 9 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 10 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 This composer had many kids who were to become more famous musicians than he: A Handel B Vivaldi C Monteverdi D none of these Every opera will have these components EXCEPT: A overture B aria C chorus D recitatives E ritornellos This Baroque era musicians taught at an all-girls school: A Bach B Vivaldi 11 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 12 TRUE/FALSE 1 / 1 13 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1 / 1 C Corelli D Handel A fugue is: A a scene in an opera B a polyphonic work based on a subject C an orchestral only form D completely homophonic in texture Oratorios were free and open to the public since they are biblical based and supported financially by the church. T True F False This piece is: baroque 5 3 ‘Little Fugue in G minor” B Purcell’s ‘Dido and Aeneas Aria’