Bonus

Answer the following about the Italian musical marking “Bizarria,” for 10 points each.
[10m] Baroque composer Francesco Antonio Bonporti wrote a piece that pairs the term “Bizarria” with this dance that is usually in a compound meter, such as 6/8 or 12/8. Baroque dance suites traditionally conclude with one of these dances.
ANSWER: gigue (“zheeg”) [or giga; or jig]
[10h] A G-major trio sonata marked “Bizarria” concludes this composer’s Opus 5. This composer’s Opus 3 is a series of 12 violin concertos that have capricci in each of their outer movements.
ANSWER: Pietro Antonio Locatelli (The Opus 3 is L’Arte del violono.)
[10e] A later Italian composer, Muzio Clementi, used the marking “Bizzarria” with two Z’s for one of the 100 of these pieces in his collection Gradus ad Parnassum. Czerny’s The School of Velocity consists of these technical exercises.
ANSWER: etudes [or studies; or study]
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