Music History - GHSMathMusic
... What is the difference between a band and an orchestra? When and where did opera begin? Who wrote the lyrics to the U. S. national anthem? Under what situation did he write them? What piece is traditionally played when the American president enters? Who was known as the March King? Name one march he ...
... What is the difference between a band and an orchestra? When and where did opera begin? Who wrote the lyrics to the U. S. national anthem? Under what situation did he write them? What piece is traditionally played when the American president enters? Who was known as the March King? Name one march he ...
I. Ancient Greeks II. Middle Ages
... Perfect storm – was in Venice, Italy when opera became wildly popular, and had the most significant church position at St. Mark’s Cathedral ...
... Perfect storm – was in Venice, Italy when opera became wildly popular, and had the most significant church position at St. Mark’s Cathedral ...
Musical Experiences - Los Angeles Mission College
... sophisticated challenge of playing one rhythmic pattern while singing an other. When musical experiences are related to the developmental continuum, the learning is acquired without difficulty. As concepts are internalized and integrated by the child, he grows in his ability to interpret and create. ...
... sophisticated challenge of playing one rhythmic pattern while singing an other. When musical experiences are related to the developmental continuum, the learning is acquired without difficulty. As concepts are internalized and integrated by the child, he grows in his ability to interpret and create. ...
Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Notes
... ___________ and were huge in _________________________. How is this different from the Medieval music we listened to? ...
... ___________ and were huge in _________________________. How is this different from the Medieval music we listened to? ...
Baroque Guided Notes
... The harpsichord usually had___________________________________________. Its tone was produced with _______________________which_______________________________________mechanically every time a key was pressed. The tone of the harpsichord was stronger than the clavichord but it could not produce dynam ...
... The harpsichord usually had___________________________________________. Its tone was produced with _______________________which_______________________________________mechanically every time a key was pressed. The tone of the harpsichord was stronger than the clavichord but it could not produce dynam ...
classical period
... Countermelody – Melodic idea that accompanies a main theme Serenade – a work that’s usually light in mood, meant for evening entertainment Rondo – Features a tuneful main theme Concerto – 3-movement work for an instrument soloist and orchestra Cadenza – Italian for cadence, a special unaccompanied s ...
... Countermelody – Melodic idea that accompanies a main theme Serenade – a work that’s usually light in mood, meant for evening entertainment Rondo – Features a tuneful main theme Concerto – 3-movement work for an instrument soloist and orchestra Cadenza – Italian for cadence, a special unaccompanied s ...
Music Curriculum Guide “A Brief History of Music”
... A new symphonic form, called the symphonic poem, was introduced around the middle of the 19th century by Franz Liszt. A one-movement programmatic work with a descriptive title, it was based on a literary work or legend. German composers led field in symphonic composition, but as nationalism arose, m ...
... A new symphonic form, called the symphonic poem, was introduced around the middle of the 19th century by Franz Liszt. A one-movement programmatic work with a descriptive title, it was based on a literary work or legend. German composers led field in symphonic composition, but as nationalism arose, m ...
- Lawton Public Schools
... orchestra consists of strings, flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, trumpets, horns and timpani. During the 18th century the orchestra was a much smaller group than it is now which is in large scale. In fact, it was just an instrumental section of a choral work. The crescendo sign, which first appear ...
... orchestra consists of strings, flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, trumpets, horns and timpani. During the 18th century the orchestra was a much smaller group than it is now which is in large scale. In fact, it was just an instrumental section of a choral work. The crescendo sign, which first appear ...
that 3. 提高阅读能力：略读获取文章大意
... Read the passage again and answer the questions. Which of the composers … 1. were born in Austria? 2. was born in Germany? 3. had a good singing voice? 4. died before his fortieth birthday? 5. became deaf? 6. met each other? 7. had fathers who were musicians? 8. had a father who wasn’t a musician? ...
... Read the passage again and answer the questions. Which of the composers … 1. were born in Austria? 2. was born in Germany? 3. had a good singing voice? 4. died before his fortieth birthday? 5. became deaf? 6. met each other? 7. had fathers who were musicians? 8. had a father who wasn’t a musician? ...
Basic Music Theory Scope and Sequence
... clef and rhythmic patterns found in music of several cultures 3. Sing or play alone and/or in groups various selections of music representing diverse cultures and/or years demonstrating appropriate style, expression, accurate pitch, and rhythm 4. Explore how other disciplines might examine and utili ...
... clef and rhythmic patterns found in music of several cultures 3. Sing or play alone and/or in groups various selections of music representing diverse cultures and/or years demonstrating appropriate style, expression, accurate pitch, and rhythm 4. Explore how other disciplines might examine and utili ...
musical
... important than music for voices. Unlike a harpsichord, the piano could convey different expressions through loud and soft, and various ...
... important than music for voices. Unlike a harpsichord, the piano could convey different expressions through loud and soft, and various ...
MUS 2109 History - Makerere University Courses
... The course examines both the general and specific characteristics of Western Romantic Music; the major instrumental and vocal forms; the main composers and the analysis of the major representative works of the period. Students will examine musical genre in order to develop an understanding of the mu ...
... The course examines both the general and specific characteristics of Western Romantic Music; the major instrumental and vocal forms; the main composers and the analysis of the major representative works of the period. Students will examine musical genre in order to develop an understanding of the mu ...
Chapter 9 Key Terms Late Baroque Timeline Age of Science Art and
... • Bass line played with left hand • Chords improvised with right hand • Chords “realized” in simple or complex manner, according to ability ...
... • Bass line played with left hand • Chords improvised with right hand • Chords “realized” in simple or complex manner, according to ability ...
Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart
... containing one or more solo parts, typically of less prominence or weight than in a concerto. ...
... containing one or more solo parts, typically of less prominence or weight than in a concerto. ...
Slide 1
... ~ consists of a succession of notes, varying in pitch, which have an organized and recognizable shape~ ~ is horizontal where the notes are heard consecutively ~ ...
... ~ consists of a succession of notes, varying in pitch, which have an organized and recognizable shape~ ~ is horizontal where the notes are heard consecutively ~ ...
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... Then composers began to create music with two or more independent melodic parts sounding together – or Polyphonic. ...
... Then composers began to create music with two or more independent melodic parts sounding together – or Polyphonic. ...
the classical period 1750 – 1820
... included recorders and viols who played together in groups of different sizes called consorts. There were also lutes, shawms, crumhorns and small versions of trumpets and trombones called cornets and sackbuts. FORMS Motet - a sacred vocal piece in up to 4 equal parts. Famous motet composers included ...
... included recorders and viols who played together in groups of different sizes called consorts. There were also lutes, shawms, crumhorns and small versions of trumpets and trombones called cornets and sackbuts. FORMS Motet - a sacred vocal piece in up to 4 equal parts. Famous motet composers included ...
Styles of the Modern Era
... Since the early 1900s, music has been going through major changes. There was a reaction against both the German Romantic tradition and the French Impressionist movement. In the quest to create a new language and new forms, composers have developed music that is edgy, experimental and radically diffe ...
... Since the early 1900s, music has been going through major changes. There was a reaction against both the German Romantic tradition and the French Impressionist movement. In the quest to create a new language and new forms, composers have developed music that is edgy, experimental and radically diffe ...
Chapter 4 Study Guide
... Form – the structure, plan, framework of music Outer form – the technical structure a piece of music employs, such as variation Inner form – the personal choices a composer makes within the outer form that give a work its unique sound quality Repetition – AAA; strophic form (like a hymn) Contrast – ...
... Form – the structure, plan, framework of music Outer form – the technical structure a piece of music employs, such as variation Inner form – the personal choices a composer makes within the outer form that give a work its unique sound quality Repetition – AAA; strophic form (like a hymn) Contrast – ...
EC1 Music History -- Music of the Baroque (1600
... What is tonality? -- Music is a kind of language. We can’t use words to say exactly what music expresses – if we could, we wouldn’t need music. But the musical language you are used to has not always existed. It developed during the Baroque period. It is based on using seven of the 12 pitches, and o ...
... What is tonality? -- Music is a kind of language. We can’t use words to say exactly what music expresses – if we could, we wouldn’t need music. But the musical language you are used to has not always existed. It developed during the Baroque period. It is based on using seven of the 12 pitches, and o ...
Renaissance Period
... Musical texture was mostly polyphonic. Imitation was often used. The Renaissance Period is often called the “Golden age of unaccompanied vocal music.” Score in modern notation. Many pieces had 4,5, or 6 voice parts. A cappella - Unaccompanied vocal music. ...
... Musical texture was mostly polyphonic. Imitation was often used. The Renaissance Period is often called the “Golden age of unaccompanied vocal music.” Score in modern notation. Many pieces had 4,5, or 6 voice parts. A cappella - Unaccompanied vocal music. ...
String Quartet
... • The most impressive instrumental sound was that of the pianoforte, now popular throughout Europe. • The Industrial Revolution began and continues to impact the world. ...
... • The most impressive instrumental sound was that of the pianoforte, now popular throughout Europe. • The Industrial Revolution began and continues to impact the world. ...
Slide 1
... Classical: refers to the entire genre (type) of music. However, within “classical” there are various styles. TIMELINE OF ARTS INFLUENCES/STYLES RENAISSANCE 1400 - 1800 AD (CE) Renaissance: Italy 1400 - 1600 AD Renaissance: Europe 1500 - 1600 AD Baroque 1600 - 1700 AD Rococo 1700 - 1750 AD PRE-MODERN ...
... Classical: refers to the entire genre (type) of music. However, within “classical” there are various styles. TIMELINE OF ARTS INFLUENCES/STYLES RENAISSANCE 1400 - 1800 AD (CE) Renaissance: Italy 1400 - 1600 AD Renaissance: Europe 1500 - 1600 AD Baroque 1600 - 1700 AD Rococo 1700 - 1750 AD PRE-MODERN ...
Chapter 12 –Sacred Renaissance Music
... Compositions called motets were composed in the Medieval era, but outside of the fact that they were sung, there was little resemblence. Unlike its sometimes earthy Medieval counterpart, the Renaissance motet was a short a capella composition for voices based on a sacred or religious text. They were ...
... Compositions called motets were composed in the Medieval era, but outside of the fact that they were sung, there was little resemblence. Unlike its sometimes earthy Medieval counterpart, the Renaissance motet was a short a capella composition for voices based on a sacred or religious text. They were ...