romantic era
... Continued to use forms from the Classical period but they did develop more. Beethoven expanded the symphony to 4 movements instead of 3. The late Romantic Orchestra had up to 100 musicians. More instruments=more tone colors. Listen to this example by a Romantic composer Jean Sibelius in hi ...
... Continued to use forms from the Classical period but they did develop more. Beethoven expanded the symphony to 4 movements instead of 3. The late Romantic Orchestra had up to 100 musicians. More instruments=more tone colors. Listen to this example by a Romantic composer Jean Sibelius in hi ...
study guide - U of L Class Index
... Indian music is a classical art music tradition with many similarities to Western classical music: 1) it appeals to and is patronized by a small, educated segment of the population; 2) it has a body of theory and a formal system of study; and 3) it is disseminated through public concerts in which th ...
... Indian music is a classical art music tradition with many similarities to Western classical music: 1) it appeals to and is patronized by a small, educated segment of the population; 2) it has a body of theory and a formal system of study; and 3) it is disseminated through public concerts in which th ...
MUSIC G6 – Curriculum map
... - Active listening to the jazz music - Using the instruments to play different songs solo and with accompaniment. - Using finger numbers for playing the recorder. - Reading music written in standard notation. - Discussing about the most famous film composers and their work. ...
... - Active listening to the jazz music - Using the instruments to play different songs solo and with accompaniment. - Using finger numbers for playing the recorder. - Reading music written in standard notation. - Discussing about the most famous film composers and their work. ...
WesTERn aRT MuSiC - Melbourne High School
... No one knows how or where music began, but it seems to be part of life in every age and place. Pictures on the walls of pyramids and on Mesopotamian vases show people making music. In ancient Israel, David soothed King Saul with harp music. In early Greek civilisation poets like Homer sang their tal ...
... No one knows how or where music began, but it seems to be part of life in every age and place. Pictures on the walls of pyramids and on Mesopotamian vases show people making music. In ancient Israel, David soothed King Saul with harp music. In early Greek civilisation poets like Homer sang their tal ...
Renaissance Music KET Video Notes
... Renaissance Time Period. • Most of his career was in spent in service to the church (Roman Catholic Church) • He was and is considered to be the “Master of Counterpoint” – What is Counterpoint…let’s take a look… ...
... Renaissance Time Period. • Most of his career was in spent in service to the church (Roman Catholic Church) • He was and is considered to be the “Master of Counterpoint” – What is Counterpoint…let’s take a look… ...
Medieval Period 450-1450
... it consists of a melody set to sacred Latin texts and was sung by men without any accompaniment Secular Music Troubadours and Trouvères were French nobles, poet-musicians whose music was among the first ________________ music An additional melodic line was added to the traditional Gregorian Chan ...
... it consists of a melody set to sacred Latin texts and was sung by men without any accompaniment Secular Music Troubadours and Trouvères were French nobles, poet-musicians whose music was among the first ________________ music An additional melodic line was added to the traditional Gregorian Chan ...
Music in the Romantic Period
... The word romanticism was first used to describe new ideas in painting and literature, towards the end of the 18th century. This word was later taken up by musicians, to describe the changes in musical style, which took place soon after the turn of the century. Unlike Classical composers, Romantic co ...
... The word romanticism was first used to describe new ideas in painting and literature, towards the end of the 18th century. This word was later taken up by musicians, to describe the changes in musical style, which took place soon after the turn of the century. Unlike Classical composers, Romantic co ...
Twentieth Century
... Recording capabilities allow composers and musicians to study music from around the world Composers recorded their own music so that musicians can hear their intentions Music scholars travelled into rural areas, recording folk songs (Hungarian composer Béla Bartók and Australian/British Percy Graing ...
... Recording capabilities allow composers and musicians to study music from around the world Composers recorded their own music so that musicians can hear their intentions Music scholars travelled into rural areas, recording folk songs (Hungarian composer Béla Bartók and Australian/British Percy Graing ...
Renate Reich Fivetett Liner notes CD „Devil May Care“ Born in a
... fantasy language of my own that - somehow - sounded like real English. One day, I heard this song on the radio that moved me in a special way: "Dream A Little Dream Of Me" sung by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. This was my first encounter with jazz music. Many years later, I had a related expe ...
... fantasy language of my own that - somehow - sounded like real English. One day, I heard this song on the radio that moved me in a special way: "Dream A Little Dream Of Me" sung by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. This was my first encounter with jazz music. Many years later, I had a related expe ...
Chapter 20-- Important Composers and Events of the Classical Era
... Mozart may be the most outstanding example of an inborn musical gift in recorded human history. He began to play the piano at the age of three and composed a concerto at the age of five. His musical hearing and understanding is such that he remembered and copied an score of another composer (includi ...
... Mozart may be the most outstanding example of an inborn musical gift in recorded human history. He began to play the piano at the age of three and composed a concerto at the age of five. His musical hearing and understanding is such that he remembered and copied an score of another composer (includi ...
Renaissance Music
... religious music for performance in the reformed or protestant church. Often polyphonic, a cappella style of the composition with imitative entries through all the voices. Sung in English. AH ...
... religious music for performance in the reformed or protestant church. Often polyphonic, a cappella style of the composition with imitative entries through all the voices. Sung in English. AH ...
Chapter 36: “Many Streams”: Millenium`s End I. Competing Visions A
... XIII. John Adams and Nixon in China A. Adams began his career as a minimalist but soon moved to other styles. B. His On the Transmigration of Souls commemorated the terrorist attacks on 9/11 and won the Pulitzer Prize in music in 2002. C. His first opera, Nixon in China (1987), was commissioned by f ...
... XIII. John Adams and Nixon in China A. Adams began his career as a minimalist but soon moved to other styles. B. His On the Transmigration of Souls commemorated the terrorist attacks on 9/11 and won the Pulitzer Prize in music in 2002. C. His first opera, Nixon in China (1987), was commissioned by f ...
Chapter 15: The Emergence of Romanticism I. Introduction A. The
... Chapter 15: The Emergence of Romanticism I. Introduction A. The term “Romantic” represents many different ideas that do not easily congeal into one definition. B. Rousseau pinpointed what is the underlying focus of Romanticism: seeking one’s uniqueness. C. Music, especially instrumental music, came ...
... Chapter 15: The Emergence of Romanticism I. Introduction A. The term “Romantic” represents many different ideas that do not easily congeal into one definition. B. Rousseau pinpointed what is the underlying focus of Romanticism: seeking one’s uniqueness. C. Music, especially instrumental music, came ...
Music culture Middle Ages (400-1400) During the Middle Ages
... people came our legends of knights in shining armour. The second class consisted of the clergy: priests who worked in the church and monks who lived in monasteries. The rest of the people, poor farmers and peasants, made up the third class. The average peasant lived to be 30 years of age and ate lit ...
... people came our legends of knights in shining armour. The second class consisted of the clergy: priests who worked in the church and monks who lived in monasteries. The rest of the people, poor farmers and peasants, made up the third class. The average peasant lived to be 30 years of age and ate lit ...
Medieval - Town of Mansfield, CT
... Traditional music began in the 6th century when Pope Gregory wrote down plainsong chant. All plainsong chant had only one vocal line. Music that is performed in unison is called monophony. The adjective form is monophony. Different melodic lines were eventually added to plainsong chant, often either ...
... Traditional music began in the 6th century when Pope Gregory wrote down plainsong chant. All plainsong chant had only one vocal line. Music that is performed in unison is called monophony. The adjective form is monophony. Different melodic lines were eventually added to plainsong chant, often either ...
Music - Quinton Church Primary School
... I can appreciate a wide range of live and recorded music from different traditions and from great composers. I can begin to understand the history of music. I can use musical words to describe a piece of music and compositions.(Pitch, Pulse, Rhythm, Dynamics, Tempo, Timbre, Structure, Texture) I can ...
... I can appreciate a wide range of live and recorded music from different traditions and from great composers. I can begin to understand the history of music. I can use musical words to describe a piece of music and compositions.(Pitch, Pulse, Rhythm, Dynamics, Tempo, Timbre, Structure, Texture) I can ...
Document
... Opera is drama presented in music Early opera was put on for Royal Weddings and such. 1637 the first Public Opera Theater opens (these are equivalent to modern day movie theaters) By the end of the century there were seven in Venice alone. ...
... Opera is drama presented in music Early opera was put on for Royal Weddings and such. 1637 the first Public Opera Theater opens (these are equivalent to modern day movie theaters) By the end of the century there were seven in Venice alone. ...
Baroque Era
... composers — indeed, he has often been called England's finest native composer. He if famous for his opera music. One piece is Sound the Trumpet. Try Again ...
... composers — indeed, he has often been called England's finest native composer. He if famous for his opera music. One piece is Sound the Trumpet. Try Again ...
Introduction to History of Western Music
... None of them along the line know what any of it is worth.’ ‘No reason to get excited’, the thief, he kindly spoke There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we’ve been through that, and this is not our fate, So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late. ...
... None of them along the line know what any of it is worth.’ ‘No reason to get excited’, the thief, he kindly spoke There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we’ve been through that, and this is not our fate, So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late. ...
Week 7 Lecture Notes p.1
... composer who wrote sacred and secular music. He wrote sacred motets (polyphonic, polytextual organum) and secular chanson (French for song). He innovated freedom of rhythm and interplay of duple and triple meter. Puis qu’eu Oubli is a rondeau, a poetic form alternating refrain and verse. 3 parts and ...
... composer who wrote sacred and secular music. He wrote sacred motets (polyphonic, polytextual organum) and secular chanson (French for song). He innovated freedom of rhythm and interplay of duple and triple meter. Puis qu’eu Oubli is a rondeau, a poetic form alternating refrain and verse. 3 parts and ...
study guide test 2 tmc online mu190 introduction to music and art
... Sprechstimme; primitivism; jazz; Dixieland; ragtime; blues; Oklahoma (musical). Composers such as: Varese; Zwilich; Gershwin; Copland; Stravinsky; Debussy. Artists such as: Monet; Pollock; Munch; Seurat. People. Be able to match composers and artists with their stylistic eras (Classical, Romantic, T ...
... Sprechstimme; primitivism; jazz; Dixieland; ragtime; blues; Oklahoma (musical). Composers such as: Varese; Zwilich; Gershwin; Copland; Stravinsky; Debussy. Artists such as: Monet; Pollock; Munch; Seurat. People. Be able to match composers and artists with their stylistic eras (Classical, Romantic, T ...
classical music
... Operas were brought to a new height during the classical period, particularly in the hands of MOZART. He wrote operas in the comic Italian style as well as those in his native language. Mozart’s operas demonstrate an outstanding integration of vocal and instrumental elements. Arias, vocal duets, tri ...
... Operas were brought to a new height during the classical period, particularly in the hands of MOZART. He wrote operas in the comic Italian style as well as those in his native language. Mozart’s operas demonstrate an outstanding integration of vocal and instrumental elements. Arias, vocal duets, tri ...