3Rd Qtr: Mapeh Music

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Can be describe as refined, elegant and useful

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Classical music

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A style of high quality

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Classical style

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(5) musical style during tha classical period

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1. Rhythm

2. Melody

3. Harmony

4. Tempo

5. Texture

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The way the composer arrange notes in time

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Rhythm

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A musical quality; the combination of pitches and rhythms.

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Melody

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Segments in melody

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Phrases

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Are sometimes irrregular in length but they are proportioned to the needs of the composition

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Mozart's phrase

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Often used a melody or theme to develop musical ideas or motive with the use of four notes; by repeating and varying of these four notes, he developed a theme for the first part of hid composition "The Fifth Symphony"

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Beethoven

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The sounding together of two or more notes

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Harmony

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A characteristic speed, light and moderate of a piece of music

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Tempo

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The musical quality of combined voices, instruments or parts with less use of imitative counterpoint

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Texture

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A piece of music for one or two instruments having three or four movements in contrasting rhythms and keys

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Sonata Allegro

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The most significant single movement form that can be regarded as one of tge nost satisfying forms of all music, because of its balance of repetition, variation and contrast

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Sonata allegro

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Sum of relations of the chords or tonrd of a scale to the keynote

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Tonality

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A key or system of tones stressing a particular tone as the basis of a passage of composition

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Tonality

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(3) basic sections of sonata allegro

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1. Exposition

2. Development

3. Recapitulation

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Where the main themes are prrsented and has its own internal forms the primary theme and the transition and related key section

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Exposition

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Thematic materials from exposition undergo changes with frequent modulation

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Development

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An open free-form section of the Sonata Allegro movement

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Development

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All themes from the exposition are repeated in the tonic key

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Recapitulation

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Variation of the exposition

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Recapitulation

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An austrian composer, considered as one of greatest and most creative musical geniuses of all time.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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An unknown person commissioned him to do a ___

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Requiem or Mass for the Dead

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A musical piece for one or two instruments such as the piano sonata, flute sonata or sonata for flute and piano; usually in three or four movements

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Sonata

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One of the greatest Austrian Classical composers; was able to composef music by studying the compositions of other composers

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Franz Joseph Haydn

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Haydn composed

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100 symphonies

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Known as the Father of Symphony

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Haydn

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A sonata for orchestra

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Symohony

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(4) movements of sonata

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1. Fast and Lively

2. Slow

3. Fast

4. Fast and Gay

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Sonata allegro form usually in duple meter

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Fast and lively

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Andante sonata form, theme and variation

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Slow

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Minuete, triple meter with moderate tempo

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Fast

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Sonsta form or rondo forn, usually in duple meter

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Fast and gay

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Defined as a piece of music to be played by one or more principal instruments violin or piano with orchestra accompaniment

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Concerto

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A three-movement work for an instrumental soloist and orchestra.

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Classical concerto

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Greatest concert composer of the classical period

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Mozart

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The 3 Movements

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1. Fast

2. Slow

3. Fast

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Was born to a German family of musicians. He was recognized worldwide as one of the greatest musicians

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Ludwig van Beethoven

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Most productive period of Beethoven

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Middle period

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A dramatic works in which music forms the predominant part. It uses to elaborate and spectcular staging

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Opera

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(4) Kinds of Classical Opera

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1. Opera Seria

2. Comic Operas

3. Singspiel

4. Opera Buffa

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It employs mythological characters

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Opera seria

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Were light ub miid anf portrayed everyday characters and events

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Comic operas

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German comic opera

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Singspiel

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Italian opera

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Opera buffa

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A little more than a string of fantastic incidents Mozart's immortal melodies have made this onr of tgr great operas.

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Magic flute