Question

Baroque instrumental music was often composed for the organ or harpsicord.

Yes or No?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Yes

Answer 2

In this question, we are asked to tell if the statement is correct or wrong.

• The given statement is correct.
• Baroque instrument music was often composed for the organ or harpsicord, this statement is correct.
• The harpsichord occasionally served as the conductor of a Baroque orchestra.
• The harpsichord or organ was typically used to play the continuo (or basso continuo) portion.
• The ensemble was held together by the instruments, which were also used in the harmonies.
• The Canzona (sometimes referred to as the sonata) and suite are the two primary instrumental music genres of early Baroque.
• The concerto, fugue, and suite are the three primary instrumental music genres of the late Baroque period.

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