Higher Music - Classical Period

1. The first section of a movement in sonata form, containing two musical themes called the first subject and the second subject

2. The main theme or melody, or group of musical ideas in a piece of music.

3. Three semitones above The Relative Minor

4. A chord built on the dominant 5th note of a key which adds the 7th note above its root.

5. A Cadence that sounds odd and deceptive

6. When note values are lengthened usually by doubling the value

7. When note values are shortened usually by halving the value

8. Music composed for a small group, generally intended to be preformed in a palace chamber or large room

9. Either a group of 4 instruments comprising of two violins, viola, and cello. Or a style of music often in three or four movements.

10. Sacred choral work

11. A vocal piece of music that tells a story from the Bible including words such as: "Emmanuel" "Gloria" and "Hallelujah"

12. Elaborate ornamentation when singing

13. Vocal style - like spoken

14. A Major chord heard at the end of a piece of music

15. A cadence with a much softer finish sound than a prefect cadence, often described as the "Amen Cadence"

16. Italian name for "Grace Note"

17. A solo song for an Opera