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What is the Baroque period.
This period of music was characterized by being highly ornate, with fancy trills and complex scales.
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Who is Bach.
This Baroque composer had 20 children.
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What is Beethoven's 5th Symphony?
This peace is Beethoven's most famous symphony.
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What is a scale?
A group or family of notes.
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What is the Romantic period?
This period of music focused more on the emotional aspects of music.
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Who is George Friderich Handel?
This composer was well known for his Water Music and the famous Hallelujah Chorus.
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What is the Hungarian Rhapsody?
This piece gets its name from a word that means a dream of vision.
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What is a harpsichord?
This keyboard instrument plucked the strings rather than striking them.
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Who is Joseph Haydn?
This Classical Composer was well known for including surprises in his music.
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What is Toccata and Fugue?
This is Bach's most famous organ pieces.
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What is an organ?
This instrument's name literally means "instrument," and is the larges of all the instruments.
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Who is Beethoven?
This composer went deaf later in life, but continued to compose music.
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What is the Raindrop Prelude by Chopin?
This piece sounds like constantly dripping water
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What is the piano (forte)?
This instrument can play both softly and loudly.
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Who is Mozart?
This composer was a child prodigy, and wrote his first concerto at the age of 4.
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What is
This Beethoven piano piece
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