MAPEH Classical Music Flashcards

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1
Q

Classical Music Period lasted?

A

1750-1820

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2
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Start of the Classical period in music is also the start of?

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The Industrial Revolution

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3
Q

Death of Bach?

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1750

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4
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Baroque Music is

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Ornate and extravagant

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5
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Europe moved toward a new style of literature, architecture, and arts referred to as

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Classicism

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6
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This genre ought to replicate classical antiquity ideals to those of Greece

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Classicism

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7
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This new style had cleaner, more organize divisions among parts, with cleared contrast and color, emphasizing simplicity instead of complexity.

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Classicism

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8
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Strict rule, and influenced by the church

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Baroque music

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9
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Baroque and Classical Harmony respectively

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Heavy ┃ light

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10
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Baroque and Classical texture respectively

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polyphonic ┃ homophonic

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11
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Baroque and Classical Harmony respectively

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seriousness, grandeur, extravagance, complexity ┃ clarity, elegance, balance, simplicity, organization

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12
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Baroque and Classical melody respectively

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one melodic idea ┃ two or more contrasting themes

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13
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Baroque and Classical Rhythm respectively

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forward, continuous motion ┃ flexible rhythmic patterns

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14
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Baroque and Classical mood respectively

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one basic mood ┃ mood often changes

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15
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Baroque and Classical dynamics respectively

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sudden change/ rise and fall ┃ gradual change, use of crescendo/decrescendo

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16
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Baroque and Classical ensembles respectively

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10-40 musicians ┃ up to 60 musicians

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17
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Baroque and Classical instruments respectively

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interchangeable ┃ not interchangeable

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18
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Baroque and Classical bass respectively

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bass dictates the chords ┃ other parts may play the bass

19
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Classical Music forms

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Sonata, Sonata-Allegro Form, [Concerto, and Symphony (?)]

20
Q

Most important Classical music form

A

Sonata

21
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A long piece written for one or two instruments

A

Sonata

22
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Can be played by orchestra or by only one i’ment. like a piano.

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Sonata

23
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What composers made sonatas for the piano

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Ludwig van Beethoven and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

24
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The most prominent development in music from during the Classical era.

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Sonata-allegro form

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26
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Maintains a contrast between an orchestral ensemble and a smaller group or solo instrument to complement each Oher and highlight and showcase the soloists skills and abilities

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Concerto

27
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fast-slow-fast

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Concerto

28
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A large instrumental composition with three or more movements, similar to a sonata, but written for a full orchestra.

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Symphony

29
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More grand proportions and more varied elements than any other ensemble, performed by orchestra, introductory music to an opera

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Symphony

30
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Classical Composers

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Franz Joseph Haydn, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

31
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Grew up poor, successful soprano Vienna Cathedral.

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Franz Joseph Haydn

32
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Age 29 employed by one of the wealthiest families in Europe 30 years music for them, rich him

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Franz Joseph Haydn,

33
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One of the leading opera composers in 1770s-1780s

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Franz Joseph Haydn,

34
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106 symphonies, more than 90 string quartets, 62 piano sonatas, and 32 piano trios.

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Franz Joseph Haydn,

35
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Composed a total 340 hours of music

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Franz Joseph Haydn,

36
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Father of Symphony, invented the string quartet

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Franz Joseph Haydn,

37
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Musical prodigy, traveling musician first freelance musician

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

38
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only composer to have written master works in nearly every genre of his time

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

39
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Married Constanze, a 19-year old Soprano

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

40
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Why Mozart music good at prodigy?

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3 played clavier, 4 learned a piece in 30 minutes, 5 played professional harpsichord and violin, 6 performed for Euroyalty, 7 began composing his own music, 8 wrote symphonies, 10 listened to music once and wrote it all down from memory flawlessly, 11 wrote full-length operas.

41
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Died at 56 coz of liver disease

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Ludwig Van Beethoven

42
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Practiced celibacy

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Ludwig Van Beethoven

43
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