Baroque Period Flashcards
1610 Vespers
Monteverdi, demonstrating both prima and seconda prattica
Publication includes: 1 mass, 5 psalm settings, 1 hymn, 5 motets, 2 Magnificats
Modern performances often omit the mass and the simpler of the magnificats and present “Vespro della beata virgine”
Monteverdi Madrigals
8 books of madrigals, 4 prima prattica and 4 seconda
Giacomo Garissimi
17th c Italian
Initiated ans shaped development of the oratorio throughout Europe during Baroque period
Most famous oratorio: Jeptha
Alessandro Scarlatti
Exultate Deo (Motet)
Antonio Lotti
Miserere
Vere Languores
Antonio Vivaldi
Gloria (1713) from larger mass that is lost
Juditha (oratorio)
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
2 Masses both consisting of only Kyries and Glorias, as was custom in Naples.
Lully
17th c. French
10 Grand Motets for double chorus, soloists strings and continuo (Te Deum) and 14 Petite Motets (smaller number of soloists and continuo)
Marc-Antoine Charpentier
Midnight Mass for Christmas
The Denial of St. Peter (Oratorio)
Purcell
Anthems (Rejoice in the Lord Alway/Bell Anthem)
Services
Odes
Operas (Dido and Aeneas)
Handel non oratorios
4 Coronation Anthems
11 Chandos Anthems
3 Latin Psalm Settings
Handel Occasional Works
Utrecht Te Deum
Dettingen Te Deum
Foundling Hospital Anthem
Handel Oratorios
Israel In Egypt
Messiah
Samson
Judas Maccabaeus
Schutz
Three Passions
Musicalische Exequien
Psalmen Davids
Deutsches Magnificat
Johann Schein
Christ Lag in Todes Banden