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| designed for the intimate setting of a room in a home or palace instead of a public concert hall. |
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| it is played by ___ to ___ musicians. With one player to a part. |
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| chamber music compared to classical |
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| chamber is lighter in sound |
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| middle class people could play chamber music |
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| characteristics of chamber music |
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| does chamber music need a conductor |
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| chamber ensemble is similar to a __ group because ___ |
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| jazz; they must coordinate dynamics and phrasing with a=other musicians without a conductor. |
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| the most important form in chamber music is … |
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| The string quartet is written for which instruments |
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| 2 violins, a viola, a cello |
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| How many movements does a string quartet have? |
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4
1) fast
2) slow
3)minuet and scherzo
4) fast
2 and 3 sometimes switches |
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| other popular forms of chamber music: |
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- sonata for the violin and piano
- piano trio (violin cello piano)
- string quintet ( two violins, two violas, and cello) |
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