Baroque (disambiguation)
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The Baroque period was from the 17th century.
Baroque may also refer to:
- Of the Baroque period:
- Baroque pearl, a pearl of an irregular shape
- Baroque (grape), a French wine grape
Music
- Baroque (Junko Onishi album)
- Baroque 2008 album by Gabriela Montero
- Baroque (band), a Japanese rock band
- "Baroque", a song by Malice Mizer
Comics and games
- Baroque (manga), a post-apocalyptic survival horror manga
- Baroque (video game), a RPG video game for the Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and Wii
- Baroque chess, a chess variant
- Baroque Works, a fictional criminal organization in the One Piece manga and anime
See also
- Colossal Baroque, a composition style from the 17th and 18th centuries
- Grande Baroque, a sterling silver tableware pattern
- New Trinity Baroque, an orchestra based in Atlanta, USA
- The Baroque Beatles Book, novelty record album by Joshua Rifkin
- The Baroque Cycle, a series of historical novels written by Neal Stephenson
- Trinity Baroque, a group of musicians
- 17th century
- Early Modern
- Neo-baroque
- Post-Baroque
Visual arts:
- Baroque illusionistic painting
- Contemporary Baroque Art
- Baroque Churches of the Philippines
- Edwardian Baroque architecture
- French Baroque architecture
- Petrine Baroque
- Earthquake Baroque
Baroque music:
- Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra & Choir
- Back in Baroque... The String Tribute to AC/DC
- Baroque (Japanese band)
- Baroque guitar
- Baroque Hoedown
- Baroque music
- Baroque orchestra
- Baroque pop
- Baroque Records
- Baroque trumpet
- Baroque violin
- English Baroque Soloists
- Grand Prix du Disque for Baroque Music
- Newport Baroque Orchestra
- Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
Baroque period by region:
- Baroque in Poland
- Chinese Baroque
- Cossack baroque
- Dutch Baroque
- English Baroque
- Flemish Baroque
- French Baroque and Classicism
- German
- Naryshkin Baroque
- Sicilian Baroque
- Spanish Baroque (disambiguation)
- Stalinist baroque
- Ukrainian Baroque
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