On his restoration to the throne in 1660, what king started a new era of drama fashioned after the theater he had seen in Paris?

Define concerto.

Define oratorio.

How many positions are still used in ballet today?

What country was considered the cultural center which was brought to its peak under the Sun King?

Define symphony.

Which classical composer wanted to study with another who died before he got there, was a famous pianist, gradually went deaf, and changed the way harmony was looked at forever?

Which country's view of the theater was less sophisticated?

Who had 20 children, invented the fugue, mastered counterpoint, and was only well known after he had passed away?

What country became the dominant power of the western world?

The dominant parts of the court ballet and public performances were danced by who?

What entered the theater under the patronage of the King and was the favorite form of dance?

What were used as tools to illustrate the power of the state and the position of the king as a ruler by divine right?