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Father of Mathematics and Music

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Pythagoras

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Greeks created the first system of musical _____

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notation

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What is the only complete piece of surviving music from Ancient Greece?

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Epitaph of Seikilos

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What two periods make up the Medieval Era?

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Romanesque and Gothic

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Music of the Medieval period was characterized by _______

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Monophony and chant

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What four types of plainchant were utilized during the Medieval Period?

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Syllabic, Neumatic, Psalmodic, and Melismatic

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The introduction of polyphonic music was called:

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Gothic

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Which Medieval composer dealt with the problems of notation and the technique of singing?

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Guido d’ Arezzo

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What two composers are associated with the Notre Dame school and organum?

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Leonin and Perotin

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Who was the largest patron of music during the Renaissance period?

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Catholic Church

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What major religious occurrence took place during the Renaissance period?

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Protestant Reformation

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Which composer ushers in the beginning of the Baroque period and compose in both styles, Renaissance and Baroque?

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Claudio Monteverdi

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What is the Doctrine of Affections?

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Derived form ancient theories of rhetoric and oratory. Onw unidiws Affekt (Love/Hate, Joy/Sorrow, Wonder/Desire) should be aimed at by any single piece or movement of music

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What instrument rises to prominence during the Baroque period, especially in churches?

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Organ

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15
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Who perfected counterpoint in the Baroque period?

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Bach

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What three composers make of the big three during the Classical period?

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Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven

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What is the characteristic of Classical period music?

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Looking back to Ancient Greece for balance simplicity in revolt to the baroque Period.

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What instrument is replaced by the piano during the Classical period?

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What is Sonata Form?

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A symphony with four movements: 1 sonata-allegro, 2 slow, two or three part song or variation

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What large vocal form of music takes off during the Classical period?

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Opera and Lied (solo with piano accopmaniment)

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Who is the bridge between the Classical and Romantic periods?

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What is characteristic of Romantic period music?

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Characterized by intensity of personal feelings and emotions

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Which anti-Semitic composer created a synthesis of the arts?

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Richard Wagner

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What is characteristic of Impressionsism?

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Hazy sound, dissonance

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Who is considered the most influential composer of the 20th Century?
Igor Stravinsky
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What two composers are the pioneers of minimalism?
Steve Reich and Phillip Glass (advanced)
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What is John Cage the pioneer of?
Chance music, electro-acoustic music, and avant-garde movement
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What is Karlheinz Stockhausen the pioneer of?
Electronic music, Aleatoric music, and serial composition