He is the most famous German Baroque composer. He also became blind at the end of his life.

He is considered the "Father of Symphonies," writing over a hundred of them.

This device revolutionized the way music was written on paper.

(Monophonic, Polyphonic, or Homophonic)

This period of music precedes the Romantic period, which includes the music of Haydn and Mozart.

He is an English composer who lived in Germany and Italy. He composed many famous Oratorios including "Samson" and "The Messiah".

He "changed the idea of what a composer is and does." He also composed 9 great symphonies.

The Renaissance period for music is also known as the "Golden Age of _______________"

(Monophonic, Polyphonic, or Homophonic)

He is an Opera composer of the Romantic period who wrote "William Tell" and the "Barber of Seville."

The number of wives Bach had in his lifetime.

Mozart's middle name. Also a movie titled this.

This type of Choral music was based secular themes such as love and even Crickets.

The instrument played here was popular during Bach's lifetime.

This was Wagner's definition of music with art, drama, poetry, & theatrics.

Baroque composers mostly wrote for the Harpsichord and Organ but not this Keyboard instrument….

The inventor who revolutionized the Violin bow by inverting the curve of the bow to go inwards rather than out.

During the Renaissance, this form of music emerged. It involved Singers who also acted to tell a story.

(Renaissance, Baroque, or Classical)
hint: Contrasting Styles

This was Wagner's most famous Opera that lasted for more than 16 hours.

The Portuguese translation for the word, Baroque.

This style defined the Classical sound which made the pieces catchy and melodic. Mozart and Haydn used this al the time.

This is the monk who is known as the Father of the Music staff.

The piece played here is an example of a Biblical story put to singing and an orchestra called _______________. (i.e. "The Messiah")

He was considered perhaps the greatest Male Tenor Opera singer of his time.