Baroque Keyboard Forms Flashcards

1
Q

What is a Prelude used to introduce?

A

A group of dance pieces, or a fugue

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What is a Prelude?

A

A fairly short piece based on
expansion of a musical idea

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What elements of music does a Prelude consist of?

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Homophonic nature, which then contrasted with the contrapuntal nature of the fugue which followed

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4
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What is the Toccata?

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As a piece on its own, or as an introduction to a fugue

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5
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What does the Toccata display?

A

The virtuosity of the performer

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6
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What was the Toccata a popular form for?

A

Organ

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7
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Where was the Toccata a popular form for Organ?

A

Northern Germany

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8
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What is the Toccata in form?

A

Free and Rhapsodic

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9
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What is an Invention?

A

A more technical piece for keyboard, in a contrapuntal style

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10
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What is the Fugue?

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A free form based in imitative counterpoint and relationship of keys

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10
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What is the Fugue in Relation to the Baroque period?

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A major achievement within the period

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