Chapter 14 – Renaissance Composers, Events, and Representative
... Palestrina composed over 100 masses and hundreds of other compositions, becoming quite famous during his lifetime. While Palestrina is not purely an example of "tonal harmony", he was very clearly conscious of the power of consonance and dissonance in music and created his own stylized set of rules ...
... Palestrina composed over 100 masses and hundreds of other compositions, becoming quite famous during his lifetime. While Palestrina is not purely an example of "tonal harmony", he was very clearly conscious of the power of consonance and dissonance in music and created his own stylized set of rules ...
Baroque Period (1600 * 1750)
... Musicians in Paris and Rome organized the first orchestras. For the first time, instrumental music stands alone without depending on words. Opera and Ballet were linked together At this time France was the center of ballet. French musicians took the dances from these operas and ballets and grouped t ...
... Musicians in Paris and Rome organized the first orchestras. For the first time, instrumental music stands alone without depending on words. Opera and Ballet were linked together At this time France was the center of ballet. French musicians took the dances from these operas and ballets and grouped t ...
Music in the Renaissance (1450-1600)
... world Post-1920 – Large group of composers / wide spectrum of contemporary styles Most first-rank symphony orchestras American colleges and universities ...
... world Post-1920 – Large group of composers / wide spectrum of contemporary styles Most first-rank symphony orchestras American colleges and universities ...
Chapter 17 - Classical Music of America powerpoint
... – 1870s—Fisk Jubilee Singers and other groups presented a contrasting view of African American music and culture to that of the minstrel stage. – 1880s—American Indian music was being collected and studied. – 1880s—Harrigan and Hart presented plays on the popular musical stage that showed everyday c ...
... – 1870s—Fisk Jubilee Singers and other groups presented a contrasting view of African American music and culture to that of the minstrel stage. – 1880s—American Indian music was being collected and studied. – 1880s—Harrigan and Hart presented plays on the popular musical stage that showed everyday c ...
glossary of musical terms
... Phrase - A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence. Piano - An instruction in sheet music to play softly. Abbreviated by a “p”. Pitch - The frequency of a note determining how high or low it sounds. Pizzicato - String instruments that are picked instead of bowed. Polyphony - Combinin ...
... Phrase - A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence. Piano - An instruction in sheet music to play softly. Abbreviated by a “p”. Pitch - The frequency of a note determining how high or low it sounds. Pizzicato - String instruments that are picked instead of bowed. Polyphony - Combinin ...
Music History 450
... a leadership role in most fields, from politics to the arts. Throughout the period, the majority of composers were associated with and supported by the church. Music was either secular (nonreligious) or sacred (religious). Sacred music was uniformly a cappella (singing without accompaniment) and sec ...
... a leadership role in most fields, from politics to the arts. Throughout the period, the majority of composers were associated with and supported by the church. Music was either secular (nonreligious) or sacred (religious). Sacred music was uniformly a cappella (singing without accompaniment) and sec ...
Romantic Vocal
... important vocal forms of the time, while the art song was by far the most important. Art Song The art song became its own special category of vocal music -‐ separate from folk ...
... important vocal forms of the time, while the art song was by far the most important. Art Song The art song became its own special category of vocal music -‐ separate from folk ...
Menelusuri Karya dan Karsa Manthou s Sebagai Seniman dan
... nurtured in a highly disciplined environment, and he had a strong determination to become a reliable gure in the art-world. Before composing Campursari Manthous had dealt with Pop Krontjong which was well-recognized worldwide. In addition, Manthous also served as a recording programmer in several ...
... nurtured in a highly disciplined environment, and he had a strong determination to become a reliable gure in the art-world. Before composing Campursari Manthous had dealt with Pop Krontjong which was well-recognized worldwide. In addition, Manthous also served as a recording programmer in several ...
lecture 17 - Sheridan Public Schools
... The word Classical has strong connotations, conjuring up the art and philosophy of Ancient Greece and Rome along with their ideals of balance, proportion and disciplined expression. The late Baroque style was polyphonically complex and melodically ornate. The composers of the early Classical perio ...
... The word Classical has strong connotations, conjuring up the art and philosophy of Ancient Greece and Rome along with their ideals of balance, proportion and disciplined expression. The late Baroque style was polyphonically complex and melodically ornate. The composers of the early Classical perio ...
Music and the Classical Era - Raleigh Charter High School
... – Socially, they were little better than servants. While this was often distasteful to them, they were provided with economic security and a social framework within which he/she could function as a musician. – Yet, each major composer (Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven) began to pull away from the patrona ...
... – Socially, they were little better than servants. While this was often distasteful to them, they were provided with economic security and a social framework within which he/she could function as a musician. – Yet, each major composer (Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven) began to pull away from the patrona ...
Music and the Classical Era - Raleigh Charter High School
... – Socially, they were little better than servants. While this was often distasteful to them, they were provided with economic security and a social framework within which he/she could function as a musician. – Yet, each major composer (Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven) began to pull away from the patrona ...
... – Socially, they were little better than servants. While this was often distasteful to them, they were provided with economic security and a social framework within which he/she could function as a musician. – Yet, each major composer (Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven) began to pull away from the patrona ...
Notes Large Print August 23 - Grand Canyon Music Festival
... Albert Roussel Trio for Flute and Strings French composer Albert Roussel (1869 – 1937) is not as well known as many of his contemporaries, such as Ravel and Debussy, and was surpassed in fame by some of his students as well, including Erik Satie and Edard Varèse. Much of his relatively low profile i ...
... Albert Roussel Trio for Flute and Strings French composer Albert Roussel (1869 – 1937) is not as well known as many of his contemporaries, such as Ravel and Debussy, and was surpassed in fame by some of his students as well, including Erik Satie and Edard Varèse. Much of his relatively low profile i ...
Notes August 23 - Grand Canyon Music Festival
... Cenovia Cummins is the concertmaster of the New York Pops, Riverside Symphony, and School of American Ballet Orchestra. She is a frequent performer with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Cummins does not limit herself to classical music, however. She can be heard on recordings and in conc ...
... Cenovia Cummins is the concertmaster of the New York Pops, Riverside Symphony, and School of American Ballet Orchestra. She is a frequent performer with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Cummins does not limit herself to classical music, however. She can be heard on recordings and in conc ...
Instructions
... c. 1 music clip of a performance or piece embedded in the project (could be a hyperlink to a short video) d. Information about the composer’s career and training e. Information about any important travel or performances f. Any musical influences that inspired the composer 4. Make sure to focus on ho ...
... c. 1 music clip of a performance or piece embedded in the project (could be a hyperlink to a short video) d. Information about the composer’s career and training e. Information about any important travel or performances f. Any musical influences that inspired the composer 4. Make sure to focus on ho ...
Seventy Six Trombones (The Music Man) 1957 (1962) Meredith
... Robert Meredith Wilson was an American composer, songwriter, conductor and playwright best known for writing the book, music and lyrics for the hit Broadway musical The Music Man, which won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 1958. The cast recording of The Music Man won the first Grammy Award given ...
... Robert Meredith Wilson was an American composer, songwriter, conductor and playwright best known for writing the book, music and lyrics for the hit Broadway musical The Music Man, which won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 1958. The cast recording of The Music Man won the first Grammy Award given ...
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... several musical styles came about that praised God in the ‘proper way’. One of the earliest forms of music is known today as Plainchant. ...
... several musical styles came about that praised God in the ‘proper way’. One of the earliest forms of music is known today as Plainchant. ...
M250 Midterm Who was the greatest English composer in writing
... 1. Who was the greatest English composer in writing music expressing grief and despair? (4) 2. Which Italian composer was able to depict “the height and depth of human emotion with greater power than ever before? (4) 3. Which one of Vivaldi’s compositions can be described as programmatic? (4) 4. Wha ...
... 1. Who was the greatest English composer in writing music expressing grief and despair? (4) 2. Which Italian composer was able to depict “the height and depth of human emotion with greater power than ever before? (4) 3. Which one of Vivaldi’s compositions can be described as programmatic? (4) 4. Wha ...
Chapter 2
... • Is a hymn tune that was used as the basis for various kinds of musical works Felix Mendelssohn: • In 1908 to a Jewish family in Hamburg Germany • 9 years old when he made his public debut. • At the age of 17 he composed his most famous work the overture to A midsummer night’s dream • He is credite ...
... • Is a hymn tune that was used as the basis for various kinds of musical works Felix Mendelssohn: • In 1908 to a Jewish family in Hamburg Germany • 9 years old when he made his public debut. • At the age of 17 he composed his most famous work the overture to A midsummer night’s dream • He is credite ...
Medieval - Town of Mansfield, CT
... Guido d’Arezzo (c.995-c.1050) He was a theorist, not a composer, and invented the first ________________. He also invented ________________ and used it as a way to teach his singers more music in less time. Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) First recorded Western composer, surprisingly a ____________ ...
... Guido d’Arezzo (c.995-c.1050) He was a theorist, not a composer, and invented the first ________________. He also invented ________________ and used it as a way to teach his singers more music in less time. Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) First recorded Western composer, surprisingly a ____________ ...
Chapter 16: American Modernism and Postmodernism
... John Adams (b. 1947) and Minimalism • Minimalism: A style of postmodern music that takes a very small amount of musical material and repeats it over and over to form a composition • Material is usually simple, tonal, and consonant • Steady tempo creates a hypnotic effect • Influenced by classical a ...
... John Adams (b. 1947) and Minimalism • Minimalism: A style of postmodern music that takes a very small amount of musical material and repeats it over and over to form a composition • Material is usually simple, tonal, and consonant • Steady tempo creates a hypnotic effect • Influenced by classical a ...
The Baroque Era Study Guide – 1600 – 1750 Context • The Baroque
... Rise of middle-class culture Music-making centered in the home, church, and universities University groups called collegium musicum Monody: new style featuring solo song with instrumental accompaniment Monody was promoted by the Florentine Camerata: Group of writers and musicians who sought to resur ...
... Rise of middle-class culture Music-making centered in the home, church, and universities University groups called collegium musicum Monody: new style featuring solo song with instrumental accompaniment Monody was promoted by the Florentine Camerata: Group of writers and musicians who sought to resur ...
Carson Cooman, Fanfare Magazine, David Gompper Interview, Sept
... recalls. “I was so impressed with his playing that I engaged him in a recital at the Wigmore Hall, and suggested we work together as a duo. Since then we have performed over 100 recitals, mixing both contemporary with standard 19th-century repertoire. Here was an amazing opportunity to learn more de ...
... recalls. “I was so impressed with his playing that I engaged him in a recital at the Wigmore Hall, and suggested we work together as a duo. Since then we have performed over 100 recitals, mixing both contemporary with standard 19th-century repertoire. Here was an amazing opportunity to learn more de ...
Classical Power Point
... traveling to many places while doing so. Many of his teachers felt that they weren’t talented enough to teach Mozart. • Had a reputation for a party life style and often had confrontations with people he worked for. He acquired many debts because he managed his money poorly. • He grew very ill but w ...
... traveling to many places while doing so. Many of his teachers felt that they weren’t talented enough to teach Mozart. • Had a reputation for a party life style and often had confrontations with people he worked for. He acquired many debts because he managed his money poorly. • He grew very ill but w ...