Instrumental Music Grows Up

________ consisted of a series of sections each based on a different subject or variant on a subject.

________ is a movement in fast compound meter with leaps and lively rhythms.

________ was a larger imitative work with a more complex formal organization.

________ was one of the best known composers of the late 17th century and influenced bach.

________ was a serious composition for organ or harpsichord in which one subject or theme is developed continuously in imitation.

________ was eventually used to refer to canzona and sonatamusic for organ.

________ was moderately fast with continuous movement and style brise.

________ was principle improvisatory lute and keyboard genre.

________ has a moderate triple or compound meter.

________ is a duple meter dance with a half measure anacrusisensemble music.

________ is a slow, dignified dance in triple meter with the emphasis on the second beat.

________ was an english staple.

In the ________, the two types of section, fugal and free, grew in length and became separate movements.

________ was the most important composer of toccatas.

Three ________- called trio sonata even though it usually features 4 or more players.

________ were town musicians who had the exclusive right to provide music in the city, proficient at many instruments, often a family business.

________ are divided into church and chamber but allow for more virtuosity.

________- short work in which the entire melody is presented just oncemusic for lute and harpsichord.

________ was a prominent part of german social life.

________- dances (intended for dancing) and other pieces in stylized dance rhythms (unsuited for dancing) variations.