| Virtusos | | How many instrumentalists in a trio sonata |
| Dido and Aeneas | | The greatest of English composers |
| Federick | | Name of earliest opera that has been preserved |
| Ritornello | | Baroque opera marked the rise of -------------singers |
| Italy | | -----form based on alternation between tutti and solo sections |
| Vivaldi | | The opera Orfeo is about |
| Opera | | Name of the composer of "The Four Seasons" |
| Monteverdi | | Opera written for girls at a boarding school |
| Brandenburg | | Drama sung to orchestral accompaniment |
| librettist | | The text of an opera is written by a------------------- |
| tutti | | first name of father of Galileo who was a composer |
| Orfeo | | A polyphonic composition based on one main theme |
| Fugue | | One of two main keyboard instruments used in the Baroque period |
| Harpsichord | | First public opera house opened in |
| Purcell | | Dido and Aeneas was imspired by the epic poem -------- |
| Vincenzo | | Opera was born in |
| libretto | | Name of only concerto to feature a harpsicord solo |
| Euridice | | In conerto grosso the largest group of players |
| Bach | | opera was a form of -------------------- entertainment |
| aristocratic | | Operas open with an orchestral composition called an |
| Coloratura | | The Little Fugue in G Minor written by |
| Venice | | The text is called the ---------------------- |
| Aeneid | | ---------the Great, King of Prussia, flutist, composer and general |
| Four | | How many moods in a Baroque piece? |
| Orpheus | | Highest range of soprano |
| Overture | | Name of the first great opera |
| One | | Name of the composer of Orfeo |