LongMelodiesshortermelodiesHarpsichordChopin,Schumann,MendohlsensoloProgammemusicBach,Vivaldi,Handel1750-1820SmallorchestrasSchoenberg,Stravinsky,Gershwin12 tonerowMozart,Haydn,SelariRecapitulationEmotionalmusic1910-todayElectronicinstruments1600-1750ExpositionPianosLargeorchestrasDevelopmentSonatina1800-1910experimentalLongMelodiesshortermelodiesHarpsichordChopin,Schumann,MendohlsensoloProgammemusicBach,Vivaldi,Handel1750-1820SmallorchestrasSchoenberg,Stravinsky,Gershwin12 tonerowMozart,Haydn,SelariRecapitulationEmotionalmusic1910-todayElectronicinstruments1600-1750ExpositionPianosLargeorchestrasDevelopmentSonatina1800-1910experimental

The Eras of Music Hisotry - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. M-Long Melodies
  2. U-shorter melodies
  3. M-Harpsichord
  4. I-Chopin, Schumann, Mendohlsen
  5. I-solo
  6. I-Progamme music
  7. M-Bach, Vivaldi, Handel
  8. U-1750-1820
  9. M-Small orchestras
  10. C-Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Gershwin
  11. C-12 tone row
  12. U-Mozart, Haydn, Selari
  13. S-Recapitulation
  14. I-Emotional music
  15. C-1910-today
  16. C-Electronic instruments
  17. M-1600-1750
  18. S-Exposition
  19. U-Pianos
  20. U-Large orchestras
  21. S-Development
  22. S-Sonatina
  23. I-1800-1910
  24. C-experimental