Chapter 2 - The Classical Era Flashcards

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Absolute Music

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music without pictorial or poetic association

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Chamber Music

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music for 2-19 players

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3
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Classicism

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emphasis on symmetry, balance, and proportion; looked to Ancient Rome and Greece

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4
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Cyclical Structure

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material in one movement is repeated in other movements

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5
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Empfindsamer Stil

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sensitive style

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6
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Menuet and Trio

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triple-meter dances (ABA form)

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Motive

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melodic or rhythmic idea

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8
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Pedal Point

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sustained note above which the harmonies change

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9
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Rocket Theme

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rapidly ascending melody based on an arpeggio

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Romanza

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instrumental piece of a tender character (gentle, sympathetic)

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Rondo Form

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section A returns several times (ex. ABACA, ABACABA)

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12
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Rounded Binary Form

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a two-part form (||: A :||: B + A’ :||)

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13
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Scherzo and Trio

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a three-part structure containing the scherzo (the joke or jest), the trio, and the return of the scherzo.

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14
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Serenade

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multi-movement work for small orchestra

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15
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Sonata-rondo

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combines elements of the sonata and rondo form [ex. ABA (exposition) C (development) ABA (recapitulation)]

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16
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Sonata Cycle

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multi-movement structure for symphonies, sonatas, and concertos

17
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Sonata Form

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exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda

18
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Exposition

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opening section in sonata form with two or more themes

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Development

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uses modulation to develop themes in the second section in sonata form

20
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Recapitulation

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“return”, restates and presents themes again in the third section in sonata form

21
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Coda

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conclusion in sonata form

22
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Sonata Form Diagram

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ask Jeriann

23
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String Quartet

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1st violin, 2nd violin, cello, and viola

24
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Sturm und Drang

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meaning “storm and stress;” philosophy in music and writing that affected the late Classical and Romantic eras; included highly-emotional writing

25
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Style Galant

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elegant style

26
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Theme and Variations

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melody followed by transformations of melody

27
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Viennese School

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refers to Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven