History - Baroque Terms Crossword

Combination of two or more melodic lines
single line of unaccompanied melody
single line of melody supported by a harmonic accompaniment
combination of two or more melodic lines, also referred to as counterpoint
Portuguese term meaning "barraco", music of the 17th/18th centuries
musical shorthand developed in baroque era, performed or "realized" by the basso continuo
Baroque performance practice, two performers - one playing notated bass line, one harmonizing
method of tuning so all semitones are divided equally
Baroque practice of changing dynamics abruptly
Baroque philosphy that refers to a single emotion throughout a musical work
musical pictorialization, literal meaning of words
unique technical capabilities of an instrument are highlighted
two part form (AB) frequently used in Baroque dances and keyboard pieces
three part form (ABA), section B generally creates contrast in key or material