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| What is the subject matter of paintings produced in Catholic countries? |
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| What was the subject matter of Claude Lorrain's paintings? |
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| Who worked from real models instead of plaster sculptures? |
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| What will you NEVER see in Rococo art and architecture? |
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| Who painted "Nightwatch"? |
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| What is the primary subject matter of English Baroque? |
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| Who used a camera obscura to compose his paintings? |
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| What types of paintings did the wealthy middle class of Europe not like? |
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| What is the modern name for Flanders? |
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| What is the name of the roof of a theater? |
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| Who was the ruler during the period of English theater that produced great like Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Jonson. |
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| Where were the wealthiest spectators of plays seated? |
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| What were the dates of the Baroque Period? |
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| What plays did Jonson write? |
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| Valpone, The Alchemist, and Every Man In His Humor |
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| Who is credited with the introduction of blank verse? |
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| Marlowe was considered the best playwright until ... |
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| Shakespeare's plays became more popular, dethrowning Marlowe |
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| Tamburlaine the Great, The Jew of Malta, Edward the Second, The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus |
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How many plays did Shakespeare write?
How many sonnets did he write? |
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| What are some of Shakespeare's plays? |
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| Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, MacBeth, The Tempest |
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| During the Elizabethan Period, who was not allowed to perform? Who played their parts? |
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Women couldn't perform.
They were played by young boys. |
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| Which composer was the main bridge between the Renaissance and Baroque? |
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| What is a type of Baroque musical form that uses contrasting movements? |
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| What is the type of music that is half sung? |
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| What is an instrument developed in the Baroque Period? |
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| creating music as you play |
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| name an instrument that Bach played. |
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| How is opera different then musical theater or a dramatic play? |
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| the music is intrecal to the story in an opera |
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| How is a concerto different then a sonata? |
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| it has an orchestra as accompinement |
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| What is Handel's most famous piece? |
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| Whose death marked the end of the Baroque in 1750? |
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