songs Flashcards

(14 cards)

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Alleluia! O Virga mediatrix

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  • composer: Hildegard von Bingen
  • text: latin, sacred
  • texture: monophonic
  • ensemble: a cappella
  • genre: plainchant gradual (proper mass)
  • direct performance

notes:
- male voices.
- leader man then choir of mans.
- lots of alleluias
- no instr.

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Angus Dei from Notre Dame Mass

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  • composer: Guillaume de Machaut
  • text: latin, sacred
  • texture: 4-voice, non-imitative polyphony
  • ensemble: a cappella

notes:
- 4 male singers
- all diff parts
- some very high pitch sounds like female
- no intrs.
- some sustained aaaaaa, and eeeeeeee

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Regina Caelil

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  • composer: Vicente Lusitano
  • text: latin, sacred
  • texture: imitative polyphonic
  • ensemble: a cappella SATB

notes:
- female + male voices
- no instr.
- lots of repetitions
- says aleluia lots but no always

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Lasciatemi qui solo

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  • composer: Francesca Caccini
  • text: italian, secular
  • texture: homophonic
  • ensemble: solo female voice, TODO find instr.
  • genre: early baroque monody
  • lament aria

notes:
- solo female voice
- plucked, deep bowed
- weird strum type thing

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Mio ben, teco il tormento from Orpheus

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  • composer: Luigi Rossi
  • style: lament aria

notes:
- female solo voice
- almost accordian type instr.
- plucked
- piano sounding thing
- trumpet
- really cool tune

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Concerto No. 4 in F Minor, op. 8, RV 297 – Allegro con molto

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  • composer: Antonio Vivaldi
  • in RITORNELLO form

notes:
- no voices
- struming
- violin fast bursts, also crazy fast
- starts quiet gets loud
- sounds like running

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Concerto No. 4 in F Minor, op. 8, RV 297 – Largo

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  • composer: Antonio Vivaldi

notes:
- no voices
- violin not as fast as the other one
- very light buzz strum thing
- more gentle than the winter one

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Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G major, BWV 1049, i. Allegro

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  • composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
  • ensemble: recorder, viol,
  • genre: concerto grosso
  • ritornello form

notes:
- violin
- flute
- weird struming

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The Well-Tempered Clavier, no. 1, prelude in C, BWV 846

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  • composer: Johann Sebastian Bach

notes:
- piano type thing
- one note at a time

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The Well-Tempered Clavier, no. 1, fugue in C, BWV 846

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  • composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
  • texture: imitative polyphonic

notes:
- piano type thing
- multiple notes at once

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Cello Suite No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1008, vi. Gigue

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  • composer: Johann Sebastian Bach

notes:
- chello (deep violin)
- pretty fast

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“La giustizia ha già sull’arco” from Julius Caesar

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  • composer: George Frideric Handel
  • genre: soprano aria

notes:
- solo female voice
- violin
- some other instr. bops and boops

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13
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“There were Shepherds”

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  • composer: George Frideric Handel
  • recitative

notes:
- solo female voice
- english ish
- violin
- maybe orgeon? (or deep bow)

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“Glory to God”

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  • composer: George Frideric Hande
  • chorus

notes:
- many voices female + male
- glory to god
- violin deep and high

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