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| Fundamentals of Western Music |
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Rhythm, meter, and tempo
Pitch and dynamics
Timbre
Melody
Harmony
Texture
Tonality and modality
Form, genre, and style |
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| Characteristics of Plainchant |
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Nonmetrical
Modal
Monophonic
Syllabic or melismatic declamation
Antiphon or sequence |
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"In Paradisum"
composer? Meter? Mode? Texture? Declamation? Genre? |
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| Anonymous, Nonmetrical, Medeval Mode, Monophonic, Syllabic, Antiphon |
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"Columba aspexit"
Composer?
Meter?
Mode?
Texture?
Declamation?
Genre?
Form? |
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Hildegard of Bingen (12th c.)
Nonmetrical
Medeval Mode
Monophonic
Melismatic
Sequence
Double Verse Form |
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| All About Non-Church (secular) music about Chivalrous love |
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"La douza voz"
Meter?
Mode?
Texture?
Form?
Genre? |
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Non Metrical
Medeval Mode
Monophonic
Strophic form w/ bar form
ALBA |
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| Strophic form with bar form is? |
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| Same music with different text with each repeat. Bar form is aab |
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| How was polyphony used in Medieval times? |
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| As a way to embellish plainchant |
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"Alleluia"
Composer?
Meter?
Mode?
Texture?
Sacred or secular?
Genre? |
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Perotin
Nonmetrical
Medieval Mode
Polyphonic
Sacred
ORGANUM |
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"Dame, de qui toute ma joie vient"
Composer?
Metrical?
Sacred or secular?
Genre? |
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Machaut
Metric
Secular
Chanson |
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| Standardized music, thus made it more important in the church |
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| Original Plainchant in Bass voice with new melodies composed above it to create polyphony |
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| What was the Renaissance approach to Plainchant? |
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| The plainchant is placed in the soprano voice, and other voices end up losing independence, creating homophony. |
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| Composer/Priest, studied in Italy. One of the first composers to be universally revered and to acquire personal wealth from compostion |
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"Ave maris stella"
Genre?
Form?
Mode? |
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Hymn
Strophic
* Paraphrasing*
Medieval mode |
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Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Agnus Dei |
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| Blend of imitative counterpoint and homophony is a characteristic of what style? |
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| Equal voiced melodies are a characteristic of what style? |
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| Composed in High Renaissance style. Perfected the polyphonic mass. |
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"Missa Pange Lingua"
Composer?
Genre? |
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Josquin Desprez
Mass: Kyrie and Gloria
*Paraphrase of a plainchant hymn* |
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| First voice enters on a motive. Staggered entrances for other voices on the SAME motive but at different pitch levels. First voice enters again on a new motive. Staggered entrances for other voices on the same new motive but at different pitch levels. Etc. |
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| musical illustration of text |
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| The meaning of text is very important in what style? |
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Giovanni Palestrina
Why is he important? |
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| Saved music, hence known as the Prince of Music. Religious music. |
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| Composer of english madricals |
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| Baroque music, classified by extravagant style combined with rigid formal control, led to the rise of which two types of music? |
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| Opera and instrumental music. |
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| Organist at St. mark's Basilica. Used Polychoral technique (Different choirs in different parts of the church) |
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"O magnum mysterium"
What's different about this?
Who is the composer? |
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2 choirs in different lofts
Gabrieli |
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Musical Style of the Early Baroque:
Rhythm and Meter?
Form?
Tonality? |
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Clear and definite
ground bass form
Major and Minor |
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| Declaim words musically in a heightened, theatrical manner |
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| Extended piece for solo singer |
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| Wrote only great English opera before the 20th century |
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| The three sources of Instrumental Music |
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| Dance, Virtuosic improvisation, and vocal music |
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| Virtuoso organ player for St Peter's. Big influence on Bach |
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| Balletto and Corrente are? |
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| Concerto- What are the three movements? |
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1 Fast, Bright
2 Slow, emotional
3 Even faster |
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| vivaldi's volin concerto, mvm. III is what form? |
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| JS Bach's birth and death year |
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| Brandenburg Concerto year? |
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| Orchestra contrasts with small group of soloists |
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| Polyphonic composition for a fixed number of voices built on a single principle theme |
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The Well-Tempered Clavier
Years? |
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| triple meter dance, moderate tempo |
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| compound meter dance, fast |
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| Jean-Phillipe Rameau was famous for? |
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| Treatise on Harmony. Also an opera composer |
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