Music Flashcards

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philosophy that focuses on the mind….etc

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Humanism

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features accurate, detailed, and realistic human faces &
bodies

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realism

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add depth to the background of the artwork

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Linear perspective

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used to write compositions

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Imitative polyphony & word painting

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“in the style of the chapel”
- being unaccompanied by any musical instruments

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Cappella

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usually in Latin language and sung as a cappella

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Sacred music

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polyphonic music set to a sacred latin text

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Motet

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set into polyphonic music during the RENAISSANCE

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Mass

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9
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usual type of mass heard

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Low mass

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10
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short liturgical prayer

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Kyrie

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latin doxology

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Gloria

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hymn of adoration sung

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Sanctus

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means “Lamb of God”

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Agnus Dei

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poetry set into music & arranged into multiple parts

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Madrigal

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15
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musical technique which the melody reflects

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Word painting

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grand, ornate, & lively

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Baroque art

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means “irregularly shaped pearl”

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musical ornament played in rapid alternation between notes

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consists of an added note in a melody

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Appoggiatura

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similar to trill, mordent is a single alternation

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born in Italy during the baroque era

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musical texture in which a solo instrument dominates

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lyrical song accompanied by an orchestra

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musical form of talking accompanied by a harpsichord

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Recitative

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gained popularity during Baroque period
Instrumental music
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- italian word concertare which means “to unite” - consists of one soloist accompanied by an orchestra
concerto
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2 independent groups of instruments
Concerto grosso
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small group of soloist
Concertino
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larger ensemble
Tutti
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instrumental form based on imitative polyphony
Fugue
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- born in Eisenach, Germany - mastered fugue, organ, & harpsichord
Johann Sebastian Bach
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- born in Halle, Germany - learned music in his attic 0 - “Hallelujah Chorus” from “Messiah
George Frideric Handel