Listening Test 1 Flashcards
MISSA LAUDA SION, Kyrie
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
4 parts (independant/contrapuntal)
a capella
Syllabic
Imitation
Melisma on the word “mercy”
Sonata Pian’ E Forte
Giovanni Gabrieli
Two seperate choruses
Contrasting dynamics
Amarilla Mia Bella, Madrigal
Giulio Caccini
Example of Monody
Affect: Love (notice trills and ornamentation)
Melodic line w/lute accomp. (Basso Continuo type 1)
Throughcomposed
Dafne, “Bella ninfa fuggitiva,” Chorus
Jacopo Peri
Unison
Homophonic (voices and instruments same rhythms)
Primative
L’ORFEO, Act III, “Possente spirito”
Claudio Monteverdi
Stile Representativo
Repeated bass line (causes dissonance w/melody)
Specific Instrumentation (Wood organ and chitarrone create basso continuo type 2)
2 melody lines, one plain and one ornamented (only one performed)
Affect: Sorrow
Ritornello
JEPHTE, Conclusion, Oratorio
Giacomo Carissimi
Judges 11:29-40
Affect: Sorrow
Basso continuo type 2
Singers: Historicus (narrator), Jephte, Filia (daughter), Chorus
JEPHTE, Conclusion, Oratorio
Giacomo Carissimi
Judges 11:29-40
Affect: Sorrow
Basso continuo type 2
Singers: Historicus (narrator), Jephte, Filia (daughter), Chorus
JEPHTE, Conclusion, Oratorio
Giacomo Carissimi
Judges 11:29-40
Affect: Sorrow
Basso continuo type 2
Singers: Historicus (narrator), Jephte, Filia (daughter), Chorus
JEPHTE, Conclusion, Oratorio
Giacomo Carissimi
Judges 11:29-40
Affect: Sorrow
Basso continuo type 2
Singers: Historicus (narrator), Jephte, Filia (daughter), Chorus
SYMPHONIAE SACRAE, Motet 9
Heinrich Shütz
Text: Song of Solomon
Affect: Love
Arioso style (faster moving recitative w/more expression/melodic interest)
Trio Sonata
Polarity between voices
FANTASIA CHROMATICA
Jan Pieterzoon Sweelinck
Monothematic (based on 1 subject)
Chromatic in nature
Subject unchanged throughout except augmentation or demanution (to provide unity)
Stretto (“to overlap”)
FANTASIA CHROMATICA
Jan Pieterzoon Sweelinck
Monothematic (based on 1 subject)
Chromatic in nature
Subject unchanged throughout except augmentation or demanution (to provide unity)
Stretto (“to overlap”)
