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Printable 3rd grade music theory worksheet on polyphony with questions about Bach, fugues, and Baroque music, plus a notation drawing activity.
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Introduction to Polyphony

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This printable music theory worksheet introduces 3rd graders to polyphony through six multiple-choice and open-response questions plus a bonus drawing activity. Students explore what polyphony is, whether voices in polyphonic music are equal, identify Johann Sebastian Bach as the greatest polyphonic composer, recognize the Baroque period, and learn about fugues. Includes a hands-on music notation exercise.

Subject:
Music
Topic:
Music Theory
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated May 2026

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