Chapters 10-11 Power Point
... Prior to 19th century – performers were expected to add certain ornaments, or embellishing tones, not in the printed music Music prior to 1600 – challenging because many times the composer was not specific in stating which instrument should be used, plus instruments are different ...
... Prior to 19th century – performers were expected to add certain ornaments, or embellishing tones, not in the printed music Music prior to 1600 – challenging because many times the composer was not specific in stating which instrument should be used, plus instruments are different ...
Evangelia KOPSALIDOU The comparison of Kaija Soriaho`s music
... music. She composes songs, music for theater, ballets, the television and pieces of contemporary “classical” music. Eleni Karaindrou is a greek composer best known for scoring the films of the director Theodoros Angelopoulos (1935-2012). Apart from music studies in Greece and Paris she has also stud ...
... music. She composes songs, music for theater, ballets, the television and pieces of contemporary “classical” music. Eleni Karaindrou is a greek composer best known for scoring the films of the director Theodoros Angelopoulos (1935-2012). Apart from music studies in Greece and Paris she has also stud ...
Study Guide MUS 139
... _C_ Instrumental music endowed with literary or pictorial associations; indicated by title or explanatory “program” notes supplied by the composer. ...
... _C_ Instrumental music endowed with literary or pictorial associations; indicated by title or explanatory “program” notes supplied by the composer. ...
Contemporary Music
... • Baroque (1600-1750): (Vivaldi, J.S. Bach, Handel) The term “Baroque”, first used in French, derives form the Portuguese word meaning a pearl of irregular shape. It was applied more to art until present century. “Baroque” refers to a period in music history which began in Italy and ended in England ...
... • Baroque (1600-1750): (Vivaldi, J.S. Bach, Handel) The term “Baroque”, first used in French, derives form the Portuguese word meaning a pearl of irregular shape. It was applied more to art until present century. “Baroque” refers to a period in music history which began in Italy and ended in England ...
music - Jerome Miranda
... necessary to a work. • Color- it is the result of the difference in timbre in the various instruments and voices. . . • Style- it reflects the composer’s personal idiom which differentiates his work from that of others; he also reflects the style of the period in which he lives. ...
... necessary to a work. • Color- it is the result of the difference in timbre in the various instruments and voices. . . • Style- it reflects the composer’s personal idiom which differentiates his work from that of others; he also reflects the style of the period in which he lives. ...
CPE-WORD FORMATION
... For many people Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) is the most (0) influential figure in the history of western classical music. His (1) ..... talent was already clearly evident as a young man, (2) ..... surviving a somewhat unconventional (3) ..... during which his eccentric father would often force ...
... For many people Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) is the most (0) influential figure in the history of western classical music. His (1) ..... talent was already clearly evident as a young man, (2) ..... surviving a somewhat unconventional (3) ..... during which his eccentric father would often force ...
Music in the Romantic Era
... nationalistic music followed a more traditional pattern of composition and sound. Many composers utilized nationalistic melodies, dances and stories. Composer Examples: Smetana, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Wagner, Chopin, Verdi, Puccini, Liszt ...
... nationalistic music followed a more traditional pattern of composition and sound. Many composers utilized nationalistic melodies, dances and stories. Composer Examples: Smetana, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Wagner, Chopin, Verdi, Puccini, Liszt ...
most of the music is cast in sonata form or closely related forms
... +Composer: One such composer was Guillaume de Machaut (c. 13001377), who was not only a musician of great renown but also a poet whose stature approached that of Chaucer. +Sources: http://www.classicfm.com/discover/periods/renaissance/ http://www.columbia.edu/itc/music/ito/history/ ...
... +Composer: One such composer was Guillaume de Machaut (c. 13001377), who was not only a musician of great renown but also a poet whose stature approached that of Chaucer. +Sources: http://www.classicfm.com/discover/periods/renaissance/ http://www.columbia.edu/itc/music/ito/history/ ...
MUSIC IN THE CLASSICAL PERIOD (1750
... that is applied to any music that is not of the jazz, rock, or popular music styles. It applies more specifically, however, to the style of music that was composed in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in Europe. The term "classical'' during this time period was taken from art history, wh ...
... that is applied to any music that is not of the jazz, rock, or popular music styles. It applies more specifically, however, to the style of music that was composed in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in Europe. The term "classical'' during this time period was taken from art history, wh ...
Romanticism (music)
... Pathos, passion, and love of nature became personal revelation and communication in Beethoven's Pathétique (1799), Moonlight (1800), Pastoral (1801), Appassionata (1804), and Farewell, Absence, and Return (1809). In addition to the Pastoral Symphony and Egmont Overture, Beethoven explored Romanticis ...
... Pathos, passion, and love of nature became personal revelation and communication in Beethoven's Pathétique (1799), Moonlight (1800), Pastoral (1801), Appassionata (1804), and Farewell, Absence, and Return (1809). In addition to the Pastoral Symphony and Egmont Overture, Beethoven explored Romanticis ...
European Music, 1870—World War I
... European Music, 1870—World War I A. After Wagner 1. Composers after Wagner were deeply affected by his work. Hugo Wolf, known chiefly as a composer of lieder, was particularly sensitive to the poetry. His piano accompaniments were symphonic. 2. Mahler's symphonies are long, complex, programmatic, an ...
... European Music, 1870—World War I A. After Wagner 1. Composers after Wagner were deeply affected by his work. Hugo Wolf, known chiefly as a composer of lieder, was particularly sensitive to the poetry. His piano accompaniments were symphonic. 2. Mahler's symphonies are long, complex, programmatic, an ...
THE Romantic Era 4
... • The percussion section increased in size and number of instruments. • The woodwind and brass sections increased in numbers and several new instruments were added. • The number of string players was increased to balance the larger woodwind and brass sections. • The harp was added to the string sect ...
... • The percussion section increased in size and number of instruments. • The woodwind and brass sections increased in numbers and several new instruments were added. • The number of string players was increased to balance the larger woodwind and brass sections. • The harp was added to the string sect ...