Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 mvt. 3

What type of concerto is this?

• Concerto Grosso

• Solo Concerto

The two groups of instruments in a concerto grosso are...

• Concertino

• Grosso

• Ripieno

• Concerto

• Baroque

The ripieno consists of which instruments

• Harpsichord, bassoon and conductor

• Violin, viola, cello and bass

• Trumpet, Flute and solo violin

• Flute, Solo Violin and Harpsichord

Which instruments are in the concertino?

• Harpsichord, viola and cello

• Harpsichord, violin and singer

• Harpsichord, solo violin and flute

• Harpsichord, bass and basson

Which two musical structures has Bach fused together?

• Fugue and Binary Form

• Sonata Form and Ternary Form

• Ternary Form and Fugue

• Exposition and Middle Section

Describe Ternary Form

• ABA

• ABACA

• ABC

• ABABABABABABABABABA

What are the sections of fugue?

• Exposition, Middle Section and Final Section

• Exposition, ABA, Final Section

• Middle Section, Final Section, Exposition

• Final Section, Exposition, Middle Section

How is this fugue different from a standard fugue

• It is shorter

• The flute plays a tonal answer

• The violin plays a countersubject

• The Final Section is the same as the exposition, as opposed to being varied

What is the main musical idea in a fugue called?

• Phrase

• Main melody

• Subject

• Sentence

In a tonal answer, the intervals are different to the subject.

• True

• False