Listening to Music Quiz 5 Flashcards

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1
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Romantic Era

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1820-1900

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2
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Romantic subjects

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nature
love
death
mysticism/spirituality
superman/heroism
brotherhood of man
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3
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programatic music

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the music is specifically trying to express something

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4
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Hector Berlioz

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1803-1869
wrote many programmatic works
uses unusual instruments/techniques to evoke sounds that are specific
used col legno
Fantasia Mystique
idee fixe
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5
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col legno

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flip the bow and hit the strings with the wood part of the bow

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6
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idee fixe

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fixed idea

every part represents the idea

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7
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art song

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piece to represent art

piano with a voice at its core

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8
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song cycle

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multiple art song that relate to each other

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9
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Schubert (1797-1828)

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wrote art songs

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10
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piano music in the romantic era

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nocturnes
ballades
-slower song
impromptu
-made to sound improvised
fantasie
songs without words
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11
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composers of the romantic era

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Schumann
Clara Weick Schumann
Chopin
Franz Liszt

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12
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Chopin

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one of biggest names in piano music
wrote mazurkas and polonaise
-polish fold dances
lived with George Sand (Aurore Dupin)
died at 39
used lots of Rubato (theme of Romantic era)
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13
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Liszt

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greatest piano virtuoso of his century

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14
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Opera of the romantic era

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plot became more important
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
Donizetti
Puccini

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15
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Verdi

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used librettos from earlier operas

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16
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German Romantic Opera

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magic, mystery, supernatural

Richard Wagner

17
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Wagner

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unsuccessful at first
dated Franz Lists’ daughter
she used her influence to have an opera house built for Wagner

18
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Wagner ambitions

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wanted to write gesamkunstwerk
-music dramas
did all the directing, writing, staging himself
uses light motif

19
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leitmotif

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like idee fixe

20
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Ring Cycle

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Wagner
4 operas - 15 hours
-Ring of the Nibelungen
--Das Rheingold (The Rhinegold)
--Die Walkure (The Valkyrie)
--Siegfried
--Gotterdammerung (Twilight of the Gods)
21
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2 movements

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progressive

conservative

22
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Progressive members

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Wagner

  • Liszt
  • Strauss
23
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Progressive ideals

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emotion over form
expand harmony away from the tonic
wandering tonality
extra-musical ideas
very vague
24
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conservative members

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Brahms

-Schumanns

25
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Conservative ideals

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tone and form should be recognizable

minimal extra-musical ideas

26
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Brahms (1833-1897)

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extension of Beethoven

27
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Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)

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between progressive and conservative

-grew up on military base - uses brass heavily in pieces

28
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Richard Strauss (1864-1949)

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wrote tone poems

  • highly programmatic orchestral work
  • -usually one movement
29
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nationalism

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incorporating one’s national identity into songs

tourist nationalism: traveling to another country and writing in their style

30
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mighty five

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five Russian composers who are extremely nationalistic

  • Modest Mussorgsky (1839-1881)
  • Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)
  • -Scheherazade
  • Borodin
  • Cui
  • Balakilev
31
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Tchaikovsky

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wrote mostly ballads

1812 Overtrue

32
Q

Dvorak

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interacted with African Americans

33
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Impressionism artists

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Debussy (1862-1918)

Ravel (1875-1937)

34
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Debussy

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incorporated asian scales and gamelan into his music

35
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impressionism charactersitics

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more delicate tone colors
de-emphasized solid, symmetrical rhythms
incorporated nontraditional scales
-pentatonic
-chromatic
-whole-tone
harmony
36
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Ravel

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Bolero