Music App "Classical, Romantic, Modern" Flashcards

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Someone who supports an artist or musician so that they can work at their craft

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Patron

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Being hired by someone to compose or print a work

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Commission

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A section of a piece in which all the instruments and/or voices perform together

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Tutti

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An extended work in several movements (usually four) for orchestra

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Symphony

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What are the 4 instruments in a string section of a classical orchestra

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Violins
Violas
Cellos
Stringed bases

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What 2 words would best describe the classical era

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Elegant (formal)

Restrained

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What were the 2 functions of a patron

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Source of income

They gave the artist freedom to work

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Which instrument replaced the harpsichord during the classical era
Why

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Piano

It became a favorite of the composers because of its wide dynamic range

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Who was known as the “father of string quartet”

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Franz Joseph Haydn

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How old was Mozart when he wrote his first composition

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What was remarkable about Beethoven’s 9th symphony

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He was completely deaf whole composing it

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Who were the composers of the classical era

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Franz Joseph Haydn 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ludwig Von Beethoven 
Franz Schubert 
Johann Christian Bach
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What were the musical characteristics of the classical era

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Symphony 
String quartets 
Opera 
Tempo 
Dynamic level 
Can be gradual/sudden
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Schools which trained musicians

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Conservatory

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Studies

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Étude

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German art songs

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Night pieces

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What did the music of the romantic era emphasize

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Personal feelings and emotions

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What types of piano pieces were written during the Romantic era

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Nocturnes 
Etudes 
Impromptus 
Ballets  
Dances 
Lieder
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Which instrument was considered the most important during this era

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How might a composer earn his living during the romantic era

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The sale of printed copies of his music 
Touring the country as a conductor 
Produce performances of his music or operas 
Supported by patrons 
Free-lance
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What is a free-lance artist

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An artist that cared for themselves and traveled alone/wherever they wanted to go

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What was the music of the romantic era usually about

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Express something
Describe something
Represent something

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Who were the 3 great opera composers of the romantic era

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Wagner
Verdi
Puccini

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Who are the famous composers from the Romantic era
``` Wilhelm Richard Wagner Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Piotr Ilych Tchaikovsky Felix Mendelssohn Frederic Chopin John Philip Sousa ```
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What are the characteristics of the romantic era
``` Nationalistic (expression of the people) Represent/describe/express Opera Piano pieces Lieder Ballad ```
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Music which is either composed or preformed by chance procedures, such as rolling dice or flipping a coin
Aleatory music
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Music with no key, and the music can be quite dissonant
Atonal music
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A return to musical elements of earlier eras of music, particularly the Baroque and Classical eras
Neoclassicism
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music based on a series of pitches, or rhythms, or any music elements, which are repeated again and again
Serial music
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Type of serial music which uses all 12 tones in the musical scale before repeating another, then repeating those tones in the same order over and over
12-tone music
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What type of music painted a soft musical picture
Impressionism
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What was the main contribution of Impressionistic music
The use of new musical harmonies and scales
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What are the characteristics of the romantic era
``` Neoclassicism Aleatory Serial Atonal Electronic 12-tone ```
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Who are the composers of the modern era
``` Scott Joplin Charles Ives Igor Stravinsky Aaron Copland Leonard Bernstein ```