A. What are the three principal types of harmony discussed?
B. What is their historical order?
C. Define, provide a diagram and an example for each.
D. Discuss the beginnings of opera.
E. What is recitative?
F. What is word-painting?
G. Why was Palestrina so significant
1.  “Amazing Grace”Â
2. Â “Frere Jacques”, traditional
3. Â “Little Fugue in g minor”, by Johann Sebastian Bach
4. Â “Good Vibrations” by Brian Wilson and Mike Love
5. Â Scotland the Brave
6. Â “Norwegian Wood”, John Lennon and Paul McCartney
7. Â “Take the ‘A’ Train” Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington
8.  Gregorian Chant, Santa Domingo de Silos
9. Â Medieval Polyphony
Leonin, Organum Duplum
10. Â Perotin, Organum Triplum
11. Â Machaut, “Messe de Notre Dame”
12. Â Renaissance Madrigal
Thomas Weelkes, As Vesta Was Ascending
13. Â Renaissance Motet
Giovanni Palestrina, Mass for Pope Marcellus
14. Â Andrea Gabrieli, “Ricecare del Duodecima Toni”
15. Â Hymn from the Renaissance
Martin Luther, A Mighty Fortress is Our God
16. Â Baroque Oratorio in English, by the German Master HandelGeorge Frederic Handel, “Hallelujah” from The Messiah
17. Â Baroque Cantata
Johann Sebastian Bach, Cantata 140
18. Romantic Art Song
Gretchen and the Spinning Wheell, by Franz Schubert
19. Â From Turandot by Giacomo Puccini, “Nessun Dorma”
20. Â Benjamin Britten’s “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra”
21. Â Romantic Opera Aria
Georges Bizet, “Habanera” from Carmen
Romantic Opera Overture
Georges Bizet, Overture to Carmen