Exam review #2 Flashcards

1
Q

renaissance?

A

rebirth

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2
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Two most important baroque composers

A

George Frideric Handel and Johann Sebastian bass

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3
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estampie

A

a “stomping dance” lively dance in compound meter

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4
Q

melismatic

A

many notes per syllable

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5
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madrigal

A

unaccompanied vocal piece for a smaller number of singers

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6
Q

plainchant

A

vocal music for church services

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7
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a capella

A

singular voice

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8
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cantana

A

non-staged work in contrasting sections, set to sacred or secular
text

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9
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imitation

A

all the musical lines present the same material one after the other

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10
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ritornello principle

A

based on alternation between the tutti and solo sections
– Ritornello = to return

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11
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ground bass

A

a short theme, usually in the bass, which is constantly repeated as the other parts of the music vary

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12
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suite

A

sets of dance-inspired movements

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13
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concerto grosso

A

a genre that featured soloist(s)
contrasted against a larger ensemble

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14
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libretti

A

Polyphonic composition based on one main theme, known as the
subject

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15
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fugue

A

Polyphonic composition based on one main theme, known as the
subject

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16
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concerto

A

a genre that featured soloist(s)
contrasted against a larger ensemble

17
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motet

A

settings of Latin texts that are sacred but not part of the liturgy of the Mass

18
Q

basso continuo

A

accompaniment played by keyboard instrument following
numbers which specifics the chords

19
Q

aria

A

expresses emotion, usually a showcase vehicle for the singer

20
Q

when was the Middle Ages?

A

450-1400

21
Q

when is the renaissance

A

1400-1600

22
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when was the baroque?

A

1600-1750

23
Q

who sung O successors

A

Hildegard of Bingen

24
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is estampie vocal or instrumental?

A

instrumental

25
Q

how many years was messa de nostre dame in use

A

for 100 years

26
Q

what are the movements of Bach cello suite no. 1

A

■ Prelude
■ Allemande
■ Courante
■ Sarabande
■ Menuet I & II
■ Gigue

27
Q

what type of piece was “as vesta was descending”

A

a madrigal

28
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what type of piece is as vesta

A

dances

29
Q

is ave Maria.. virgo Serena secular or non secular

A

secular

30
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what were important inventions of the renaissance

A

printing (1450)
◦ Microscope
◦ Telescope
◦ Portable time pieces
◦ Thermometer
◦ Far-sighted glasses
◦ Flushable toilet

31
Q

what is word painting

A

musical depiction of specific words, or the music evokes the text being sung.
Also known as madrigalism.

32
Q

what are the similarities between opera and oratorio

A

both include the use of a choir, soloists, an ensemble, various distinguishable characters, and arias

33
Q

differences between opera and oratorio

A

opera is musical theatre, while oratorio is strictly a concert piece

34
Q

(listening portion) des prez

A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGkb5KFwx1I

35
Q

(listening portion) Thomas weelkes

A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJV6srLTHkg

36
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(listening portion) handel

A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBZ7AfZR9xs

37
Q

Bach

A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGgG-0lOJjk

38
Q

vivaldi

A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKthRw4KjEg