Music Exam 3 terms Flashcards

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symphony

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major work for orchestra in multiple movements; “public genre” (concert halls); four movements; strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion; ex: Beethoven’s 5th Symphony

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Apollonian

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refers to more “Classic” art; ex: Mozart’s love duet from “The Magic Flute” between Papageno and Papagena

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Dionysian

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refers to more “Romantic” art; ex: Wagner’s love duet from “Siegfried” between Siegfried and Brunnhilde

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Libretto

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text of an opera; ex: “Siegfried”

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Leitmotive

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motive in an opera that stands for a specific person, place, thing, or idea; ex: Wagner’s “Siegfried”

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Gesamtkunstwerk

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“total art work”; Wagner’s idea of equality of all elements in operas; ex: Siegfried

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Festpielhaus

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festival playhouse in which Wagner’s music dramas were performed

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Opera

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sung drama; integrates music, theater, dance; developed during Baroque period; ex: Don Giovanni by Mozart

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recitative

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sung dialogue of an opera; no rhythm; ex: “At last we’re free” from Don Giovanni by Mozart

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aria

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tuneful song of an opera; ex: “I Understand You” from Don Giovanni by Mozart

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Opera Buffa

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comic Italian opera; ex: World of the Moon by Haydn

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