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2. | B. Keyboard instrument capable of very small dynamics changes |
3. | V. This is a musical technique where the subject is written backwards |
4. | W. This is a musical technique where the subject is expanded |
6. | A. The Lowest part of a Baroque Orchestra. This part is often played by cello/bass, bassoon, and harpsichord |
7. | F. The numbers on top of a Bass line that inform the keyboardist what chords to play with the right hand |
8. | D. Keyboard instrument that would often play the Basso Continuo part with the performer's left hand |
9. | K. This German Composer was famous for writing intricate polyphony. He wrote lots of Fugues and lots of organ music |
10. | L. This is the highest string instrument in the Baroque Orchestra |
14. | X. This is a musical technique where the subject is shortened |
17. | M. This is an Italian composer famous for writing vocal compositions (including Operas) in the Early Period of the Baroque Era. |
18. | I. _______________ Dynamics consisted of switching between dynamic levels very abruptly |
21. | Y. This is a sung drama with orchestral accompaniment |
23. | S. This is a contrapuntal polyphonic composition where the Subject (melody) gets repeated in different voices |