quiz 3 Flashcards
vienna, austria
18th cent capital of latter-day holy roman emp, imperial seat of hapsburg dynasty, one of most important musical-cultural ctrs in Europe in 18th + 19th cent, classical pd
viennese classicism
habsburg monarchs supported the arts > creation of artistic ctr that made vienna “capital of classical music”
franz joseph “daddy” (papa) haydn when
1732-1809
haydn early life
freelance musician, private lessons; living in garret apt
haydn born where
austrian village rohrau
haydn served which family
esterhazy
haydn job with esterhazy
kapellmeister
haydn how many quartets
70 (almost 75 - quarter)
haydn how many symphonies
100+ (cent-phony)
haydn how many operas
14
haydn how many masses
14 (same as opera)
haydn genres (6)
pretty much all > concerto, mass, opera, oratorio, quartet, symphony
haydn big accomp
classical model of string quartet
esterhazy family
wealthiest + most powerful of hung royal families; relatives of imp family in vienna; music patrons
patronage sys
basically sponsorship of musicians, by orphanages (ospedales) or wealthy people
kapellmeister
person in charge of musical establishment + performances > orchestra, opera theater, concert
piano invented when
c 1700
piano orig name
fortepiano/pianoforte
bowed strings classic orch
bro…. if you dont know this
single reed inst
flute, clarinet
double reed inst
oboe, bassoon
brass inst
horn (french), trumpet + trombone
rare + common brass
rare - trumpet, tromb; common - fr horn (bc france was big and so was the horn)
percussion classical
timpani
chamber music
small ensemble music, one player to part; social/domestic
tonality/functional tonality
major + minor keys; foundation of music theory + pracky in western world
tonality when
1600-1900
tonality works how
hierarchical; emphasis on certain pitches + chords to make some sound more stable than others
key/key area
themes + harmonies; joined by modulations/transitions
major key/scale
you know this
minor key/scale
you also know this
chromatic scale
12 pitches/all pitches in one octave > half steps
equal-temperament tuning
12 half steps per octave
tonic
central pitch in a key
modulation
key change
common modulation ptn
to dominant, then back to tonic
modulation aka
transition
consonant
stable and sounds nice
dissonant
from pitches not in key/doesnt sound right or good
staccato legato
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