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It is a type of singing performed by one or more singers, either with instrumental accompaniment, or without instrumental accompaniment.

• Vocal music

• Choir

• Instrumental music

• Gregorian chant

Baroque music is known for its grandiose and elaborate ornamentation. Which of the following Baroque music forms was developed through imitative counterpoint?

• Concerto Grosso

• Cantata

• Oratorio

• Fugue

It refers to composition for orchestra and voices that incorporates narratives on religious themes in Baroque Period

• Oratorio

• Concerto

• Fugue

• Concerto Grosso

He came from a family of musicians wherein he was taught to play violin by his father who was then the town musician in Eisenach.

• Tomas Morley

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• George Handel

• Antonio Vivaldi

He was a singer in the local Cathedral from his boyhood and became master of Choristers there in 1583.

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• Thomas Morley

• George Handel

• Antonio Vivaldi

The Greatest master of Roman Catholic Church music during the Renaissance Period.

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestina

• George Handel

• Antonio Vivaldi

The Italian Baroque composer with a nickname "IL PRETE ROSSO" (The Red Priest because of his red Hair) .

• Thomas

• Adam dela Haile

• Johann Sebastian

• Antonio Vivaldi

He was remembered for his operas and oratorios & most famous creation the "Mesiah"

• Thomas

• Adam dela Halle

• Johann Sebastian

• Antonio Vivaldi

He was a composer of the Medieval Period als known as "Adam De bossu" (Adam the hunchback)

• Thomas

• Adam Dela Halle

• Johann Sebastian

• Antonio Vivaldi

In the period of renaissance, melodies are composed in three ways of singing. Syllabic. One note is assigned for every syllable. Neumatic, Few notes are for every syllable. Melismatic, many notes are assigned for a syllable. Among the melodies, which shows the melismatic?

• A - men

• A - a - men

• A - a - a - a - men

• Amen