Baroque Flashcards

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Two most important musical concepts?

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Increased interest in solo voice

Rise in status of instruments/inst music

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Time period

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1600-1750

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Music characteristics?

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Organized, decorated, conflict/contrast common, dramatic, ornamentation, advances in notation and instrument techniques
Expansion in size, range, complexity of perf’s

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Musical mood?

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Tends to retain constant level of dramatic energy to last note
Continuous moving melodies
Imitating emotions musically

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Violin

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Most valued instrument
Took over as concert master in orchestra instead of harpsichord
Trio sonata -3, 4th harpsichord playing cello part lh

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Opera

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Staged musical dramas
Florentine Camerato (ch of comm) sought to create form of stage music comparable expressively to Greek tragedy
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Out of opera came…..

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Aria

Self contained melodious passage revealing mood or attitude of singer

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Cantata

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German composer created, meaning “sung”
Multi-movement elaborating hymns
Bach created these w chorales and aria -previously only works were for church

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Oratorio

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Cantata on larger scale
Previously religious works for church
Now could be sung anywhere

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Concerto

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Soloist and orchestra trading parts to show off technique

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Toccata

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“Touched” as in keys
Fast fingerings
Intricate melodic patterns

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Fugue

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Toccata w more consistent, structured approach

Repetition of melody in polyphonic voices while re-introducing melody at regular intervals

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New for baroque musicians…..

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Main source of entertainment
Contribute to society
Theory develop (imitative cntrpt)
Diatonic tonality

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Composers concerned with…..

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Human emotion

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