Quiz 3 Flashcards

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When was the Early CLassical period?

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1720-50

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2
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What and when was the Rococo Era?

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1720-50. French characteristics, Ornamental delicacy and reduction in scale

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3
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When was the classical Era?

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1720-1800/20. Most narrowly refers to the mature style of Haydn and Mozart

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4
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Define Empfindsamkeit

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Sensitive or sentimental style. (CPE BAch)

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5
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What are the characteristics of Emfindsamkeit?

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-Surprising turns of harmony and chromaticism
-“Nervous” rhythmic figures
-Dynamic nuances
-Frequent appoggiaturas

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6
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Define Patter

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Rapid declamation usually on eighth notes with repetitive pitches or motives

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7
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Define Intermezzo

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A short comic work before between acts of an opera seria

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8
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What are the 4 types of Comic Opera?

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Ballad Opera (spoken), Opera Comique(spoken), Singspiel (Spoken), Opera Buffa (Sung)

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9
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What are some of Glucks Musical Reforms?

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-Strove for Simplicity,
-Discarded all subplots
-Eliminated coloratura
- Resisted virtuosi singers
-Eliminated DA Capo Arias as much as possible
-Used accompanied recitative
-Grand scena (Tonal organization of large scenes)

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10
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What are the precursors to Symphonies?

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Concerto ripieno, Italian opera overture (sinfonia)

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11
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Define Concerto ripieno

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Conceto where everyone gets to act as a soloist at some point

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12
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Define Italian OPera Overture

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3 movements, fast slow fast, unique material so that they could be separated from the opera and played in concert, which lead to Symphonies.

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13
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What are the 4 mvt. generes?

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Symphonies and String Quartets

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14
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What are the 3 mvt. Generes?

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KEyboard Sonatas

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15
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What is the order of 4 mvt. generes?

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  1. Fast, Tonic, Sonata Form
  2. Slow, ?, Theme and Variations/ABA/ROndo
  3. Moderate, TOnic, Minuet and Trio
  4. Fast, TOnic, Sonata/ROndo/T&V
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16
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What is the order of 3 mvt. generes?

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  1. Fast, TOnic, SOnata Form
  2. Slow, ?, T&V/ABA/Rondo
  3. Fast, TOnic, Sonata/ROndo.T&V
17
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What are the 2 occasional changes made to 4 mvt. arrangements?

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-Sometimes there is a scherzo instead of minuet
-Sometimes the minuet and trio comes before the slow mvt.