Music Baroque Period Flashcards

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Is an artistic style that started in Rome, Italy around 1600

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Baroque Music

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Baroque is derived from the Portuguese word ____

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Barroco
Means pearl with irregular shape
Elaborately grand and highly meticulous

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A system of accompaniment that emerged during the Baroque Period. An accompaniment is created by playing bass notes and improving harmony above them

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Basso Continuo

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4
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It is an art form where musicians perform a drama accompanied by instruments on stage

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Opera

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5
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A vocal passage written in a declamatory style

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Recitative

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A free vocal form for solo voice. Accompanied by an orchestra with repeated figures

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Arioso (Aria)

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7
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Contrapuntal texture generally prevailed in the oratorio and the mass

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Chorus

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8
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It is an extended composition with narration based on biblical subjects not intended for religious services. Performed without costume, action, and scenery

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Oratorio

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Is an Italian word which means sung. Are extended pieces consisting of succession of recitatives and set pieces such as duets, choruses, or arias

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Cantata

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10
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Composition for a solo instrument with orchestra as accompaniment

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Concerto

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What are the Three Movements of a Concerto

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First Movement – Allegro
Second Movement – Slow movement
Third Movement – Short and fast (original key)

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A contrapuntal composition in which a short melody or phrase is introduced by one part and tunes are repeated in complex patterns.

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Fugue

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A composition consisting of three to four movements for one solo instrument with piano as accompaniment

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Sonata

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A set of instrumental compositions originally in dance style and played in succession. Starts with a prelude and followed by the four dances.

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Suite

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15
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What are the four movements of a Suite

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Allemande, courante, sarabande, and gigue

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16
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A German composer known as the Father of Organ Music

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Johann Sebastian Bach

17
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Most celebrated Italian Baroque composer violinist, and ordained priest. Also known as “The Red Priest” because of his vocation and color of his hair. Known for his work “The Four Seasons”

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Antonio Vivaldi

18
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German-born composer that became a naturalized British citizen. Also known as the Father of the Oratorio

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George Fridric Handel