Editing Baroque Music (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Baroque Era''' — The period of Western art music from approximately 1600 to 1750.
* '''Counterpoint''' — The art of combining two or more independent melodies to sound harmoniously together.
* '''Basso Continuo''' — The "Rhythm Section" of Baroque music, usually a keyboard and a cello providing a constant bass line.
* '''Johann Sebastian Bach''' — The German master of the organ and counterpoint; the most influential figure of the era.
* '''George Frideric Handel''' — The composer of "Messiah," famous for his dramatic oratorios and operas.
* '''Antonio Vivaldi''' — The "Red Priest" of Venice, famous for his "Four Seasons" violin concertos.
* '''Harpsichord''' — The primary keyboard instrument of the Baroque, which plucks strings instead of hitting them like a piano.
* '''Fugue''' — A complex musical puzzle where a single melody is introduced and then copied and overlapped by different voices.
* '''Concerto Grosso''' — A musical form where a small group of soloists "Competes" or "Dialogues" with a full orchestra.
* '''Ornamentation''' — The practice of adding extra "Trills" and flourishes to a melody to show off the performer's skill.
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