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Medieval

500-1400 AD


Notre Dame Polyphony 1150-1250


Leoninus (1150's) [Magnus Liber]


-measured organum with introduction of Discant Clausulae



Guillaume de Machaut (1300) [Hoquetus David] and the Ars Nova
-Isometric Motets: emphasis on 3rds and 6ths

Renaissance

1400-1600


Ockeghem (1420) [Missa Prolationum]


-use of PROLATION - a notation device analogous to time signatures - to create a complex canon from one melody


Josquin (1450) [Ave Maria ... Virgo serena]


-complex motet that implements imitative counterpoint and homogenous textures


Baroque

1600-1750



Claudio Monteverdi (1567) [L'Orfeo]
Modeled after Peri's L'Eurudice in plot and musical devices, relates to the stories of Orpheus and Eurydice. uses SECONDA PRACTICA (dissonance and unexpected harmonies)


Henry Purcell (1659) [Dido and Aeneas]


-story of the love between Dido, queen of Carthage, and Trojan hero Aeneas, who abandons her, sending her into despair


- English Composer and Organist


Classical

1730-1820 (rise of performed music)


Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756) [The Magic Flute]


-Widely regarded as his best opera
-child prodigy, toured Europe to make money


-composed many symphonies and concertos


Giovanni Pergolesi (1710) [La Serva Pedrona]


- best regarded Opera Buffa (comedic opera) composer


Romantic

1820-1910


Richard Wagner (1813) [Tristan and Isolde]


-the "Tristan chord" which defied harmonic analysis at the time
-provocative and dramatic Operas


Gustav Mahler (1860) [Sixth Symphony]


-finest conductor of his time


-only composed 9 symphonies and a few lieder


-Sixth Symphony has 3 hammer strikes for three tragedies in his life, the third of which is his death, which was not added until after he died as he was very superstitious


-spoke in favor of Schoenberg

Modern

1890-1945


Igor Stravinsky (1882) [Rite of Spring]


-his musical ideologies and composition techniques changed over time, ranging from late romantic, to neoclassical, and eventually to serialism in the early 50's



Arnold Schoenberg (1847) [Guerrelieder]


-applied a new compositional method called 12 Tone Composition


-fostered the growth of Alban Berg and Anton Webern as composers