Concerto Through Time Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Orchestra

A

An ensemble made up of different instruments

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2
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Instrument families (4)

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Strings
Woodwing
Brass
Percussion

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3
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Tutti

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Everyone performs at the same time

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4
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Solo

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Soloist takes the spot light. Orchestra only provides accompaniment

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5
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Cadenza

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Unaccompanied section- only in classical and romantic

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6
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Size of baroque orchestra

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small

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7
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Dynamics in baroque

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terraced- either loud or quite and abrupt changes between them

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8
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Predominant instrumentation in baroque

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string based

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9
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harmony in baroque

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diatonic

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10
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structure in baroque

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balanced phrases

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11
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texture baroque

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continuo

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12
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articulation in baroque

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lots of ornamentation

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13
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Diatonic meaning

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All notes belong to the same key

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14
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Continuo

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A section of the baroque orchestra

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15
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Instruments in continuo (4)

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Double bass
Cello
Harpsichord
Lute

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16
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Instruments in baroque (ex. strings) (4)

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Flute
Oboe
Brass (natural horns)
Timpani drums

17
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Types of baroque concerto (2)

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Baroque concerto (one soloist)
Baroque concerto grosso (more than one soloist)

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Sections of the concerto (2)

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When was the cadenza first used

20
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Size of orchestra classical

21
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Predominant instrumentation in classical

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mainly string based

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Type of harmony classical

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Structure in classical

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balanced phrases

24
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articulation in classical

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ornamentation

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Texture classical
alberti bassline
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Alberti bassline
A broken chord arrangement played in the bass
27
Instruments in classical (ex. strings) (6)
Piano Flute Oboe Clarinet Timpani drums Brass
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Sections classical concerto (3)
tutti solo cadenza
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Features of a cadenza (5)
virtuosic fast tempo scalic (ascending/descending) runs ornamentation changes in dynamics
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harmony in romantic
chromatic harmony
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melodies in romantic (3)
dissonant doubled (multiple instruments play the same melody in unison to create a thicker texture) longer melodies and phrasing
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movement of harmony
modulations to unrelated keys
33
dynamics
wide range
34
instruments becoming more prominent in romantic
woodwind and bass
35
articulation romantic
ornaments
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sections of a concerto romantic (3)
tutti solo cadenza
37
cadenza features romantic (6)
virtuosic fast runs scalic ornamentation wide pitch range crscendos and diminuendos
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texture romantic (2)
homophonic (main melody and accompaniment) sometimes polyphonic