MUSI302 Midterm Flashcards
How did musicians make a living in the late baroque?
writing music for political or religious institution
How did Northern German, London, and Italian styles vary or overlap?
What is an oratorio?
musical work for orchestra and voice
What is a cantata?
a piece for voice with instrumental accompaniment
Bach and Handel genres?
oratorios
enlightenment?
a period of rebirth of renaissance which focus on the interest and values of people
galant style?
songlike melodies, short phrases, frequent cadences, light accompaniment
classical style?
emphasizes on melody over light accompaniment,
learned style?
special formation of texture in 18th C music
empfindsamer style?
cloes to galant style, surprising turns of harmony, chromaticism, nervous rhythms, speechlike melodies
fantasia?
composisition with roots in improvisation
harmonic rhythm?
determines how many beats a chord will last before you change to the next chord
periodicity, period?
repetition of music structure
alberti bass
broken chord pattern
public concerts
performance outside political or religious institutions
opera buffa
comedy and humorous opera
aria
piece for voice with or without accompaniment
recitative
accompanied solo piece
intermezzo
performed between the acts of a play, light instrumental composition
patter, buffa bass
a person who sings opera roles
opera seria
serious style of opera music
da capo aria
form of aria that was famous in baroque era
opera comique
opera containing spoken dialogue and arias
ballad opera
english type of mic opera
singspiel
german light opera
querelle des bouffons
battle of musical philisophies, paris, 1752-1754
reform opera
orchestra added emotions to the plot
clavichord, harpsichord, clavier
stringed rectangular keyboard instrument, largely used in the Late Middle Ages
fortepiano
sudden dyanmic change
piano, pianoforte
soft-loud
string quartet
two violin, one viola, one cello
symphony
agreement or concord of sound, large composition for orchestra
sinfonia
orchestral prelude to a vocal work
mannheim rocket
technique perfected by Mannheim Orchestra, scale or arpeggio speeded up and louder
concerto
composition for instruments, solo vs orchestra
ritornello form
recurring musical section
binary form
ABAB, two-part musical form, V - I
rounded binary form
ABA, I - V - I (shortened)
sonata form
ABC, exposition, developement, and recapitulation
coda
concluding section of music
minute & trio
ABA form, A = minute; B = Trio)
theme and variation
melody repeated, some changes each repeat