MUSI302 Midterm Flashcards

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How did musicians make a living in the late baroque?

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writing music for political or religious institution

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How did Northern German, London, and Italian styles vary or overlap?

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3
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What is an oratorio?

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musical work for orchestra and voice

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4
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What is a cantata?

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a piece for voice with instrumental accompaniment

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5
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Bach and Handel genres?

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oratorios

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6
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enlightenment?

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a period of rebirth of renaissance which focus on the interest and values of people

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galant style?

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songlike melodies, short phrases, frequent cadences, light accompaniment

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8
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classical style?

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emphasizes on melody over light accompaniment,

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8
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learned style?

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special formation of texture in 18th C music

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9
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empfindsamer style?

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cloes to galant style, surprising turns of harmony, chromaticism, nervous rhythms, speechlike melodies

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10
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fantasia?

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composisition with roots in improvisation

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11
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harmonic rhythm?

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determines how many beats a chord will last before you change to the next chord

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12
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periodicity, period?

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repetition of music structure

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13
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alberti bass

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broken chord pattern

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14
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public concerts

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performance outside political or religious institutions

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15
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opera buffa

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comedy and humorous opera

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16
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aria

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piece for voice with or without accompaniment

17
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recitative

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accompanied solo piece

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intermezzo

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performed between the acts of a play, light instrumental composition

19
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patter, buffa bass

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a person who sings opera roles

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opera seria

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serious style of opera music

21
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da capo aria

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form of aria that was famous in baroque era

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opera comique

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opera containing spoken dialogue and arias

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ballad opera

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english type of mic opera

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singspiel
german light opera
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querelle des bouffons
battle of musical philisophies, paris, 1752-1754
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reform opera
orchestra added emotions to the plot
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clavichord, harpsichord, clavier
stringed rectangular keyboard instrument, largely used in the Late Middle Ages
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fortepiano
sudden dyanmic change
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piano, pianoforte
soft-loud
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string quartet
two violin, one viola, one cello
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symphony
agreement or concord of sound, large composition for orchestra
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sinfonia
orchestral prelude to a vocal work
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mannheim rocket
technique perfected by Mannheim Orchestra, scale or arpeggio speeded up and louder
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concerto
composition for instruments, solo vs orchestra
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ritornello form
recurring musical section
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binary form
ABAB, two-part musical form, V - I
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rounded binary form
ABA, I - V - I (shortened)
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sonata form
ABC, exposition, developement, and recapitulation
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coda
concluding section of music
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minute & trio
ABA form, A = minute; B = Trio)
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theme and variation
melody repeated, some changes each repeat