Unit 5 Flashcards
occurred as a response to the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Counter-Reformation
Baroque era
is a style of Western art music composed fro approximately 1600 to 1750
baroque music
baroque comes from the Portuguese word _______
barroco
meaning of barroco
misshapen pearl
was a popular form of musical theater during this period
opera
the concerto form, particularly the solo concerto, gained popularity during the baroque era
concerto
is a contrapuntal composition where a theme is introduced in one voice and then imitated by other voices
fugue
collection of musical movements, usually dances, performed as a cohesive piece
suite
german composer and musician who is widely considered one of the greatest composers of all time. he wrote bradenburg concertos, goldberg variations and mass in b minor
johann sebastian bach
german composer who spent most of his career in england. he is the composer of water music, the messiah and the music for the royal fireworks
george frideric handel
italian composer and violinist who is best known for his concertos, particularly the four seasons
antonio vivaldi
music during this time is characterized by balance, elegance and clarity of form
classical period
allows the soloist to show off their talent
concerto
term used in classical music to refer to purely instrumental compositions
sonata
musical compositions written for four instruments or singers
quartet
a form of narrative verse that can be either poetic or musical
ballade
is characterized by its freestyle and free-moving structure
rhapsody
genre where the tunes are used to create the atmosphere of arabic architecture
arabesque
regarded as one of the most influential composers in western music history
ludwig van beethoven
a child prodigy and a prolific composer
wolfgang amadeus mozart
bridged the gap between the classical and romantic periods of music
beethoven and schubert
was the golden age of the virtuoso
romantic era
refers to short, lyrical piece for piano
romance
means night piece in french, is a slow lyrical and intimate composition for piano solo
nocturne
means study in french, meant to help a student learn
etude
polish court dance, composition in triple meter for piano solo
polonaise
period where national music schools began to appear
romantic period
time period in musical development that began around the turn of 20th century in which great changes in compositional techniques and styles took place
modern period
not only a musical genre, but also a kind of mass culture
pop music
musical and poetic creative work passed down from generation
folk
consists of many parts and is performed by separate instruments
classical instrumental
characterized by rhythm and increased performance dynamics
rock
characterized by the guitar performance, wind instruments, especially the saxophone and keyboards
blues
where musicians are not obliged to strictly follow their score
jazz
cabaret music. characterized by the penetrating, trusting attitude of the singer to the listener
chanson
created using the electrics instruments computer technology
electronic or club music
rap and rhythm
hip-hop