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| Solo song with instrument accompaniment to recreate drastic art of ancient Greece. |
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| Rhythm, Meldoy, Dissonance |
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| Aimed to resurrect dramatic Greece. |
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| Performer of extraordinary technical ability. |
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| Play or drama, large scale, costumes, sing everything |
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| Martin Luther was happening |
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| Large scale drama, has religous texts |
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| More lyrical, emotional tension |
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| Wrote Orfeo. Orfeo was based mainly off Greek mythology. |
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| Wrote text for operas called librettos |
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| Cantata- A mighty fortress is our God |
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| Instrumental genre in several movements for solo instrument and orchestra. |
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| Solo group of instruments in the Baroque concerto grosso. |
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| allemande, courante, sarabande, and gigue |
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| Woodwinds, hornpipes, minuet, organ, harpsichord, clavichord. |
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| Four seaons- was program music |
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| The subject, or main theme, of fugue is stated alone at beginning in one of the voices. |
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| Interludes that serve as areas of relaxation. |
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| Centers of power that were also sacred were |
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| Early Christian churches and state centers |
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| Monophonic melody with a freely flowing, unmeasured vocal line. |
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| The set order of religious services and the structure of each service, within a particular denomination. |
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| New art- rise of secular chansons |
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| Combination of two or more simultaneous melodic lines at the same time. |
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| Earliest polyphonic music grew out of adding chant to Gregorian chant. |
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| Like gypsies-known as troubadours in France |
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| Early trombone was called |
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| Time of exploration, people began building instruments and printing music. |
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| Golden age renaissance- unaccompanied vocal music. |
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| allowed texts to be expressed musically. |
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| Wrote Ave Maria. Wrote 20 polyphonic masses and 80 motets. |
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| French madrigal-English- 3 or 4 voices mainly love poems from renaissance poets. |
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| Sixteenth century madrigal |
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| Poetry and music, weeping, singing, began Italian |
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| shorthand allowed performer to supply chords through improvisation. |
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| Composed solo instrument- had accompaniment. |
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| Music from Persia, India, Turkey |
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| Vocal genre for solo singers, chorus, and instrumentalists based on a lyric or dramatic poetic narrative. |
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| Musical Movements of the Mass |
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1.Kyrie
2. Gloria
3. Credo
4. Sanctus Agnus Dei |
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| Handel "Messiah" Hallelujah chorus |
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| Vivaldi "Four Seasons Spring" |
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| Handel's Water Music-has drums |
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| Bach "Contrapunctus No.1" from Act of Fugue- Very stringy |
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