Chapter 7 Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Who wrote “Ancient Music Adapted to Modern Practice

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Nicola Vicentino

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What does the word Affect mean

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the singular predominant emotion of a piece

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What did Vicentino say in “Ancient Music Adapted to Modern Practice” was the composers sole obligation

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to animate the words and harmony to represent their passions

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What does “Le istitutioni armoniche” mean

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The Foundations of Music

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5
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Who wrote “Le istitutioni armoniche”

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Gioseffo Zarlino

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What did Zarlino acknowledge in his work

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Contrapuntal intricacies often made words of vocal music hard to understand

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What technique did composers advocate to allow for clear projection of the text

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transparent polyphonic style

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Who wrote “Le nuove musiche”

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Giulio Caccini

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What new practice did Caccini’s “Le nuove musiche” illustrate

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Monody

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What is Monody

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Singers performing text in a style that measured and free, lyrical yet rhythmically fluid (lies partly between song and speech)

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What was the “Florentine Camerata”

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a group (club or society) that discussed issues related to the arts

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what specifically did the Florentine Camerata discuss

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they debated ways to recreate the style of singing used by the ancient Greeks in their dramas

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What is Intermedi (an intermedio)

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Entr’actes or intermezzos

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What distinguishes the “Second Practice” from the “First Practice”

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in the Second Practice the rhythms of the music were modeled after rhythms of speech and emphasized the projection of the text.

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What is a “Basso Continuo”

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a continuous bass line that provides the harmonic framework for the solo above it

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16
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What does Homophonic mean

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a piece consisting of a principal melodic line with subordinate accompanying voices

17
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Which Composer moved towards a homophonic texture and sang in his own works

18
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Often used synonymously with basso continuo. indicates root position harmonies through a series of numbers

19
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What new type of musical genre did solo singing allow for

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Opera (sung drama)

20
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What Opera did Giacopo Peri write

21
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What year was Euridice written

22
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What did Peri model Euridice after

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Greek plays which many people believed featured singing throughout (not necessarily solo singing by the characters)

23
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When did Program Music emerge and what was it

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around 1700, it is purely instrumental music that is in some way connected to a story or idea

24
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What did the Basso Continuo polarize

A

the Soprano or Melody

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What does Tactus mean
each beat gets pretty much the same emphasis
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What did the Traditional Modes (Dorian, Lydian etc..) give way to after the Renaissance
a single type of diatonic scale with half steps between 3-4 and 7-8 in a major scale
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What did Intervalic harmonies give way to after the Renaissance
Chordal Harmonies and Progressions
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What is Bardi associated with
Caccini, Florence, Monody
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Who was Athanasius Kircher
he was a German Jesuit Scholar
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How did Mattheson respond when Buttstett defended the old form of modal harmony
Mattheson wrote a treatise claiming that Mattheson was defending a theory of dead music which was no longer relevant