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| "Quante en moi" motet-isorhythm- writing successive passages in identical rhythms but with distinct melodies MEDIEVAL |
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| Pange Lingua Mass- 4 yart mass derived from a hymn called Pange Lingua RENAISSANCE |
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| Violin Concerto in G- last of Vivaldi's Opus 4 and the best one. A concerto for solo violin and the basic Baroque orchestra of strings and basso continuo BAROQUE |
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| Brandenburg concertos #5- concerto grosso for flute, violin and harpsichord BAROQUE |
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| Symphony No. 40 in G minor- most famous and admired work, very rare to have a symphony in minor mode, written in sonata form CLASSICAL |
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| symphony No. 95- composed for his first tour in 1791, this work was composed later in his life (last 20 years) starts in minor than transforms to major CLASSICAL |
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| Fifth Symphony- wrote 9 symphonies but this is his most famous, had few works than Mozart and Haydn but his works were more grand. motive is repeated throughout the piece ROMANTIC |
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| Ring Cycle- called Nibelung's Ring, based off of German and Norse legends involving gods, giants, and magical prophecies. 4 part musical drama ROMANTIC |
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| Lied writer with piano roles that are more complex than most, was greatly influenced by Schubert ROMANTIC |
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| Symphony No. 1- written in 1888, had a special style where he would combine solo players LATE ROMANTIC |
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| Rite of Spring- 1913 the first performance caused a riot, ha had a barbaric style, visceral and unpredictable rhythms, dissonance without any consonance MODERNIST |
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| Wozzeck- his music is influenced by Wagner, was a student of Schoenberg, this is an operal but has no arias, contains many leitmotivs |
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