Chapter 43 Flashcards

1
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Capitalism

A

economic system in which the means of production of goods are privately owned and continually reinvested to bring ever-increasing wealth to private individuals

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Alberti bass

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an accompaniment pattern of triads that the notes are placed successively in a pattern

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3
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Murky bass

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German called Alberti bass this

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4
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Pianoforte

A

a piano

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5
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Acciaccatura

A

dissonant downbeat chords, came from Spanish guitar

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6
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Hand-crossing

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left hand crosses over right

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7
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Frederick the Great

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a king oft he north German kingdom of Prussia from 1740-1786

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Essay on the True Art of Playing the Keyboard

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written by CPE Bach in 1753 and 1762, two-part instruction book for keyboard, for both accompanist and soloist and is about musical intervals, key signatures, figured bass realization, ornamentation, improvisation, accompanying techniques, and fingering, CPE Bach wanted musicians to play from the soul not in a trained manner

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9
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Empfindsamer Stil

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hyper-expressive, used by CPE Bach

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10
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Bedung

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hold and wiggle a key of the clavichord, produces a vibrating sound

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11
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Fantasia

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rhapsodic, improvisatory work, often unbarred

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12
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Bach-Abel concerts

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Carl Abel and JC Bach created it, a public concert series that lasted for 20 years in London

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13
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Square Piano

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similar in shape and size to the virginal with strings running at right angles to the keys, small enough to sit on a table

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14
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Grand piano

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large piano with sturdy legs and strings running same direction as the keys

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15
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What were Domenico Scarlatti’s dates?

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1685-1757

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16
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What did Scarlatti contribute?

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40 keyboard works, 555 sonatas, Essercizi (30 sonatas and talks about harpsichord developments)

17
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What techniques did Scarlatti use in his pieces?

A

hand-crossing and acciaccatura to help build layers

18
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What city was Scarlatti associated with?

A

born in Naples, ended up in Madrid

19
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What are JC Bach’s dates?

A

1735-1782

20
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Explain JC Bach’s style.

A

smooth and graceful, right hand just plays the melody line

21
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What are CPE Bach’s dates?

A

1714-1788

22
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Who did CPE Bach write music for?

A

amateur keyboardists

23
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Who learned from The True Art of Playing the Keyboard?

A

Clementi, Haydn, and Beethoven

24
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What was CPE Bach’s job?

A

He was the Berlin king’s accompanist for his flute playing

25
Q

What are the 5 elements of music with which we may discuss and critique music of all styles and periods?

A

Melody, harmony, rhythm, texture, and dynamics

26
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When was the piano invented?

A

1700

27
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Who invented the piano? And where?

A

Cristofori, Italy

28
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Differences between piano and harpsichord

A

dynamics, piano strikes the strings rather than plucks them, variety of articulations