Arts And Music Flashcards
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Genre that wanted to replicate ‘classical’ antiquity ideals, especially those of Greece.
Classical period.
Most important classical music form.
Sonata.
Short transition passage that leads to a second theme.
Bridge.
Piece of instrumental music written for one or more instruments or soloist, accompanied by an orchestra.
Concerto.
Large instrumental composition with three or more movements, similar to sonata, but written for a full orchestra.
Symphony.
‘Father of Symphony’.
Franz Joseph Haydn.
Most prominent development in music form during the Classical era.
Sonata-Allegro Form.
Child prodigy.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Composer who became deaf and bridged the late Classical Era and Romantic Era.
Ludwig van Beethoven.
Summary of everything that makes a movie thrilling.
Recapitulation.
Leonardo da Vinci artwork that decorates a wall at the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy.
The Last Supper.
Use of thick paints in rough texture.
Rembrandt.
Portraiture of Pope Innocent X.
Diego Velázquez.
Artist known for subtle interconnecting lines, forms, and shapes to achieve the overall effect of emotions.
Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
One of the origins of greater realism.
Caravaggio.
Style that dominated art in Europe and some Spanish and Portuguese settlements in the Americas from the 16th century until 1750.
Baroque.
Innovator of the Renaissance period.
Masaccio.
Scene based on Genesis created by Michelangelo.
The Creation of Adam.
Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous portrait and favorite painting.
Mona Lisa.
Depicts Christ in his mother’s lap after being taken down from the cross.
Pieta.
Genius in arts and sciences.
Leonardo da Vinci.
Considered one of the greatest and most popular artists of all time.
Leonardo da Vinci.
Greatest sculptor of the early Renaissance.
Donatello.
Gifted visual artist and extraordinary poet.
Michelangelo.
