Classical period Flashcards

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It was enveloped in the Enlightenment period.

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Classical period

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During classical period, people were into use of _______, ______, and ___________ in interpreting the world.

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reason, logic, rational thoughts

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American revolutions were about ___________ and __________ reformations.

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social, political

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3
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Industrial revolutions was about ___________________.

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technological advancement

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It was highly influenced by the ancient arts and literature of Greece and Rome, collectively, known as the Greco-Roman art.

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Classical art

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Artists of the classical era believed that art must be __________ and not ________.

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intellectual, sensual

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It is characterized by the balance and clarity of form, restrained colors, heroism, and seriousness, unemotional, and realistic concepts.

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Neoclassicism

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Classical music was characterized by its _______, ________, and __________.

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form, symmetry, balance

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A style wherein simpler melodies that were easier to sing characterized the music with a contrast of mood within the movement.

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Galant style

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The trademark of classical music

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Melodic clarity and balance between the accompaniment and solo instruments

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3 composers who dominated the music scene during the classical period.

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Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven

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It is more capable of producing more subtle and soft sounds than harpsichords.

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piano

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3 most important genres during the classical period

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Sonata, concerto, symphony

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A genre for solo instrumental music that is usually for the piano.

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Sonata

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It has a three-part structure that features repetition and contrast commonly used in instrumental music.

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Sonata allegro form

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In this movement, the two contrasting themes or melodies were presented.

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Exposition

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In this movement, the two themes were varied to create contrasting sections.

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Development

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In this movement, the theme was repeated with a few changes.

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Recapitulation

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The genre for orchestra that features one soloist.

20
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An extended work for orchestra

21
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He was known as a child prodigy for his exemplary musical talent at an early age.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

22
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Mozart was also a ___________. He composed minuets and symphonies when he was only nine years old.

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violin virtuoso

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Where was Mozart born?

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Salzburg, Austria

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When was Mozart born?
January 27 1756
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He was one of the most prolific and prominent composers of the classical period and was known as the father of the symphony and the string quartet.
Franz Joseph Haydn
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When was Haydn born?
March 31 1732
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When did Haydn die?
May 31 1809
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He became deaf, making him unable to hear his compositions. Despite his condition, it was during this time when he produced his most iconic works.
Ludwig van Beethoven
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When was Beethoven born?
December 16 1770
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When did Beethoven die?
March 26 1827