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44 Cards in this Set
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chamber music
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music using small group of musicians... one player per part.
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string quartet
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2 violins, viola, cello
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serenade
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evening entertainment, light in mood
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symphony
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4 mvts, tone color and dynamics of orchestra
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concerto
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extended composition, 3mvts (fast, slow, fast)
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sonata
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single mvt work with exposition, development, recapitulation
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opera
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sung drama to orchestra
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theme and variation
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a, a', a", a'", etc.
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minuet and trio
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(a)(ba')(c)(dc') aba'
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rondo
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abacaba, abacada...
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Haydn
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work for esterhazy
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Mozart
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child prodigy to freelance musician
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Beethoven
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highest level of musical genius and was deaf!
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Changes in the classical period...
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piano developed.
orchestra size standardized. four mvt works (fast slow dance fast). middle class rise. Vienna music center. |
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Nationalism
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music with national identity
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exoticism
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use of music to show foreign land
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rubato`
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hold back/forward to intensify music
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program music
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instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, scene
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chromatic harmony
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uses chords containing tones not found in the prevaling scales
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idee fixe
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single melody in many mvts to show a reoccuring idea
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strophic form
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repeating same music for each stanza of the poem.
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through-composed form
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writing new music for each stanza.
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modified strophic
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aba-2 of 3 stanzas set to same music
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song cycle
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romantic art songs grouped in a set
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cd3:1-16
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mozart, symphony no. 40 in g minor.
sonata-allegro, 4 mvts, begins directly with the theme, |
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cd3:51-56
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mozart, opening scene and catalogue aria from don giovanni.
starts quick and jumpy. the commandant gets murdered. leporello is basso buffo. characters are realistic people. don juan attempts to rape donna anna. |
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cd4:1-7
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mozart, piano concerto no. 23 in a major. mvt1:allegro.
allegro, double exposition solo piano and orchestration similar to classical symphony except w/o minuet intro of new themem in devel. section and notated cadenza 3mvts hightight clarinet, flute, bassoon. very soft sounding |
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cd3:40-43
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beethoven, string quartet in c minor
string quartet sonata rondo form (abacaba) |
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cd4:8-14
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beethoven, piano sonata in c-minor(pathetique)
3 contrasting mvts slow intro=improv style pauses and register shifts- drama and tragic mood |
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cd4:23-41
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beethoven, symphony no. 5
aba' 1)sonata allegro 2)triple meter 3/8 3)aba (a-scherzo) 4)sonata allegro contrabassoon used 1st time |
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cd3:23-31
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haydn, symphony no 94 (suprise) mvt2 only
theme variations-duple meter major minor switches polyphonic folklike stacatto theme |
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cd3:44
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haydn,trumpet concerto in e minor
joyful |
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cd4:48-53
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schubert, erlkonig.
art song 4 characters-father, son, narrator, erlkonig. piano:integral part of scene single singer, throughcomposed goethe's poem musical romanticism boy's cries (dissonant harmony) climax- in his arms the boy was dead bouncy german singer |
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cd5:4-7
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schumann, estrella and reconnaisance from carnaval.
german piano;character piece 21 pieces for piano in triple meter soft aba' (minor) reconaissance (major) musical romanticism, autobiographical inspired by engagement to teacher's student |
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cd5:17
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chopin, etude in c minor
furious piece by of russias overtake of warsaw etude in study piece speed endurance in left hand aa' coda form dotted rhythm mounts tension no literary programs/titles folklike sound by of many keys and fast piano |
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cd5:18-23
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lizt, transcendental etude no.10 in f minor
creates tone poem- one mvmt. orchestral composition based on literary ideas aba' coda daring leaps, rapid octaves, large dynamic range hungarian rhapsodies furious code devil and death themes |
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cd5:24-29
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mendelssonn, violin concerto in e minor.
music rooted in classicism rapid mvmt, lightness. transparent orchestral texture fusion of lyricism and virtuosity 3mvts wout pause begins with soloist who presents main theme |
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cd5:30-39
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berlioz, symphonie fantastique: march to scaffold/witches sabbath.
romantic symphony, not 4 mvts. programmatic, 5 mvts, single melody appears in each mvt. enlarged orchestral forces quoted midevil chant melody to symbolize eternal damnation begins with menacing low tones that begin a series of fragmentary ideas in contrasting tone colors-create sounds not pleasing to the ear. begins with drum beats long, irregular, assymetrical melody 2themes: somber and fierce-downward movement brilliant and solemn: march |
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cd6:1
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smetana, the moldau
symphonic poem, describes bohemia's main river flowing through countryside. romantic represntation of nature and czech netionalism fresh, optimistic mood unhurried allegro, not agitated springs, river, forest hunt |
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cd6:8
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dvorak, symphony no 9 in e minor
bohemian fold song and dance pentatonic scales: 5note glorifies american and czech spirit 4 contrasting mvts thems all tie together 1st mvt-adagio, slow intro alternating low and high inst |
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cd5:44
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tchaikovsky, romeo and juliet
concert overture of shakespeare's play highly contrasted themes:family hatred vs youthful love slow intro and fat mvmt in sonata form 1st theme is anger-clashing swords of families- then comes soft music to show love |
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cd6:20
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verdi, woman is fickle from rigoletto
strophic form, triple meter hunchback court jester who loves his daughter the duke seduces her act III-carefree and tuneful, expresses duke's pleasure-loving personality. |
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cd6:23
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puccini, la boheme.
melody has short, memorable phrases, very emothional, suggest mood. minimized difference btwn aria and recitative about rodolfo and mimi falling in love and being spereated(like RENT) beginning-flute, rodolpho sings. |
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cd6:27
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wagner, die walkure 1.
continuous musical flow-treats orchestra symphonically die walkure: sociey destroys itself in lust for money/power reng that bestows immense power on its wearer; made by a dwarf continuous musical flow; depicts lovers surging passions through changes in tempo, dynamics, color... |