Final Flashcards

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Renaissance

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1450-1600

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Baroque

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1600-1750

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3
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Classical

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1750-1800

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4
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Romantic

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1800-1900

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5
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Seasons of Church 1

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Advent
Waiting for the birth of Jesus
4 weeks before Christmas

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Seasons of Church 2

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Christmastide
Birth of Christ
12 days

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7
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Seasons of Church 3

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Epiphany
celebrates the revelation (theophany) of God incarnate as Jesus Christ.
Ash Wed. ends

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8
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Seasons of Church 4

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Lent
season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter.
Reflect Jesus sacrifice with their own.
40 Business Days (Excluding Sundays)

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9
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Seasons of Church 5

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Eastertide
Resurrection of Jesus
resurrection Sunday

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10
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Seasons of Church 6

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Pentecost

When Spirit came down to apostles

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11
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Order of Mass 1

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Kyrie

Lord have mercy

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Order of Mass 2

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Gloria

Glory to God in the highest

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13
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Order of Mass 3

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Credo

I believe in one god (creed)

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14
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Order of Mass 4

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Sanctus

Holy, holy, holy

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15
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Order of Mass 5*

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Benedictus

Blessed is he

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16
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Order of Mass 6

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Agnus Dei

Lamb of God

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17
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Where could you find a list of all of the works composed by a composer?

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Collected Works

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18
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difference between “3-part mixed” and “SAB” arrangements.

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Range
SAB has a much larger range (maybe G2-D4)
3 part has smaller range for middle school (F3-D4)

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19
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Copyright Law

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Add later

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20
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Sacred Renaissance Genres, 2 pieces/composers

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Mass 
- Missa Pange Lingua, Josquin
- Mass in 5 voices, Byrd
Anthem - English
- Arise lord into thy rest, Byrd
- Purge me, O Lord, from all my sin, Tallis
Motet 
- If ye love me, Tallis
- Cantate Domino, Hassler
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21
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Secular Renaissance Genres, 2 pieces/composers

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Chanson - French
Finy Le Bien -, Certon
Faulte d’argent - Josquin

English Madrigal
Flow my tears - Dowland
The silver swanne - Gibbons

Italian Madrigal
Il quarto libro di madrigali - Arcadelt
Quando ritrova - Festa

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22
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A

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Arcadelt

Italy and France
Secular Vocal music

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P

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Palestrina

Rome, Italy
Sacred church music, Roman School of composition
Renaissance polyphony

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B

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William Byrd

England
Sacred and secular polyphony
Keyboard
Consort music

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C

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Marchetto Cara

Mantua, Italy
Frottolas (ancestor of madrigal)

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C

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Pierre Certon

Paris, France
Masses, motets, psalm settings

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27
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G

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Jacobus Gallus

Moravia and Bohemia
Sacred and Secular masses/motets

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H

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Hans Leo Hassler

Venice, Augsburg, Nuremberg
Sacred, chorale motet

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J

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Josquin

Rome and Milan
Sacred and Secular
Masses, motets, chansons, frottole

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30
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M

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Claudio Monteverdi

Italy
Opera

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31
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T

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Thomas Tallis

England
Sacred antiphons

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32
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M

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Thomas Morley

England
Secular and sacred Madrigals

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33
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6 ren. composers of anthems

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Byrd - Arise lord into thy rest

Tallis - Purge me, O Lord, from all my sin

Will Mundy - Oh Lord, the Maker of All Things

Gibbons - Blessed be the Lord

Nicholson - When Jesus sat at meat

Hooper - Behold, it is Christ

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34
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3 16th century motet composers and pieces

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Tallis - Spem in alium

Byrd - O lux beata Trinitas á

Josquin - Dominus regnavit

35
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point of imitation

A

marks the beginning of a series of imitative entries in a contrapuntal composition

36
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Baroque Composer B

A

Bach

37
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Baroque Composer Bu

A

Buxtehude

38
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Baroque Composer H

A

Handel

39
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Baroque Composer M

A

Monteverdi

40
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Baroque Composer Pa

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Pachabel

41
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Baroque Composer Pr

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Praetorius

42
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Baroque Composer P

A

Purcell

43
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Baroque Composer S

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Scarlatti

44
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Baroque Composer Sch

A

Scheidt

45
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Baroque Composer Sch

A

Schein

46
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Baroque Composer Sch

A

Schütz

47
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Baroque Composer T

A

Teleman

48
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Baroque Composer V

A

Vivaldi

49
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three pieces from extended (multi-movement) Baroque works that could be excerpted for school or church choirs

A

Hallelujah Chorus - Handel - The messiah

50
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three oratorios by G.F. Handel

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Messiah
Joseph
Semele

51
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two of Handel’s Coronation Anthems

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Zadok the Priest

Let thy hand be strengthened

52
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2 extended works by J.S. Bach

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St. Matthew Passion

St. John Passion

53
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Identify an excerpt by J.S. Bach that employs a passacaglia

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Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor

54
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Coro Spezzati

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A style of performance with groups of singers placed in different locations of a building.

55
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Ritornello

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A short, recurring instrumental passage in Baroque aria and concerti, particularly in a tutti section

56
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Stile concertante

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In concerto‐like style, instruments are treated as rivals

57
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chaconne

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a composition in a series of varying sections in slow triple time, typically over a short repeated bass theme.

58
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Ripieno

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the body of instruments accompanying the concertino in baroque concerto music.

59
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concertino

A

A short concerto

60
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two extended Classical works from which excerpts could be taken

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The Creation - Haydn

The Seasons- Haydn

61
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Two excerpts from The Creation

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Day 1 - Num. 1 - And the Spirit of God moved

Day 4 - Num. 13 - The wonder of his works

62
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Two Motets by Mozart

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God is our Refuge

Ave Verum Corpus

63
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Missa Brevis

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Short mass - in Church

64
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Missa Solemnis

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Solemn mass - 45 min, >5 movements

65
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Define “telescoping of text” and tell where it was used

A

simultaneous singing by different voices

Missa Brevis

66
Q

Three Pieces by William Billings

A

Boston

When Jesus Wept

David’s Lamentation

67
Q

10 19th century Choral composers

A
Brahms
Beethoven
Bruckner
Schubert
Robert Schumman
Dvorak
Mahler
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Elgar
68
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19th century oratorio

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Elijah - Mendelssohn - Hilf, Herr!

69
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three choral/orchestral works (and composers) from the 19th century

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Beethoven - 9th Symphony “Choral”

Mahler - 2nd symphony “Ressurection”

Brahms - A German Requiem

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ten 20th-century composers who wrote choral music in the early part of the 20th century

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Britten
Copland
Elgar
Holst
Stanford
Vaughan Williams
Barber
Rachmaninoff
R. Strauss
Stravinsky
71
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10 living choral composers

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Whitacre
Runestad
Clausen
Lauridsen
Hella Johnson
DiOrio
Muhly
Ramsey
Rutter
Rosen
72
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five choral pieces by Randall Thompson

A
Frostiana
Alleluia
Americana
Glory to God in the Highest
Velvet Shoes
73
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five choral pieces by Aaron Copland

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What Do We Plant?
Into the Streets May First 
Ching-a-Ring Chaw
Canticle of Freedom 
At the River
74
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three extended choral/orchestral works of this period

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Britten - War Requiem

Poulenc - Gloria

Orff - Carmina Burana

75
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Aleatoric music

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music in which some element of the composition is left to chance, and/or some primary element of a composed work’s realization is left to the determination of its performer(s)

76
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Folk Music

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music that originates in traditional popular culture or that is written in such a style. Folk music is typically of unknown authorship and is transmitted orally from generation to generation.

77
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10 American Folk songs

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All the Pretty Little Horses
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Cotton-Eyed Joe
Down in the Valley
Ezekiel Saw the Wheel
Go Down Moses
The House of the Rising Sun
Oh Susanna
Shenandoah
Old Dan Tucker
78
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Arrangement

A

musical reconceptualization of a previously composed work

79
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Edition

A

a particular form or version of a published text.

80
Q

3 arrangers of African American Spirituals

A

Moses Hogan
Andre Thomas
Stacey Gibbs

81
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five African-American spirituals (and arrangers)

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Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit - Hogan

Balm in Gilead - Wise

Keep Your Lamps - Thomas

Go, Tell it on the Mountain - Gibbs

I got a home in a dat rock - Gibbs

82
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Difference between Gospel and Spirituals

A

Spirituals are religious folk songs created and first sung by African Americans in slavery. Their original composers are unknown. Many songs use call and response with changes between the leader and the group. … Gospel combines musical elements of spiritual and blues.

83
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3 Categories of Choral Music in 19th century

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Part songs - Accompanied/unaccompanied secular pieces

Sacred music (motets)

Large Choral/Orchestral Pieces