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By Miss Elizabeth. Famous Composers Music Notes Major Key Signatures Music Periods 100 200 300 400.

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1 By Miss Elizabeth

2 Famous Composers Music Notes Major Key Signatures Music Periods 100 200 300 400

3 Instruments 100 What instrument is this?

4 Answer Piano Home

5 Instruments 200 What instrument is this?

6 Answer Tambourine Home

7 Instruments 300 What instrument is this?

8 Answer Cello Home

9 Instruments 400 What instrument is this?

10 Answer French Horn Home

11 Famous Composers

12 Famous Composers 100 Who composed Moonlight Sonata?

13 Answer Ludwig Van Beethoven Home

14 Famous Composers 200 Who composed Canon in D?

15 Answer Pachebel Home

16 Famous Composers 300 Who composed the music for the opera Don Giovanni?

17 Answer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Home

18 Famous Composers 400 Who composed the Nutcracker suite?

19 Answer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Home

20 Music Notes

21 Music Notes 100 What note is this?

22 Answer G Home

23 Music Notes 200 What note is this?

24 Answer D Home

25 Music Notes 300 What note is this?

26 Answer A Home

27 Music Notes 400 What note is this?

28 Answer E Home

29 Major Key Signatures

30 Major Key Signatures 100 What keys is this in?

31 Answer Key of A Major Home

32 Major Key Signatures 200 What key is this in?

33 Answer Key of F Major Home

34 Major Key Signatures 300 What key is this in?

35 Answer Key of B Major Home

36 Major Key Signatures 400 What key is this in?

37 Answer The key of G b Major Home

38 Music Eras

39 Music Eras 100 What music era is well know for being highly ornate, lavishly texturized, and intense?

40 Answer The Baroque Era Home

41 Music Eras 200 What is the earliest known musical era?

42 Answer The Medieval Era Home

43 Music Eras 300 What music era was dominated by homophony?

44 Answer The Classical Era Home

45 Music Eras 400 What music era was very expressive and melodically dominant?

46 Answer The Romantic Era Home

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