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Name the periods of music history in chronological order

1. Middle Ages


2. Renaissance


3. Early Baroque


4. Late Baroque


5. Classic


6. Romantic


7. Modern

Middle Ages composers



Leonin


Peroin


Nun Hildegard

Renaissance Composers

Dufay


Josquin


Palestrina


Weelkes

Early Baroque Composers

Corelli


The Gabriellis'


Monteverdi


Purcell

Late Baroque Composers

Bach


Handel


Vivaldi


Scarlatti

Classic Composers

Haydn


Mozart

Transition Figure


Beethoven

Romantic Composers

Schubert


Schumann


Chopin


Liszt


Mendelssohn


Verdi


Wagner


Tchaikovsky


Brahms


Berlioz

Modern Composers

Debussy


Stravinsky


Schoenberg


Berg


Bartok


Copland

What is an aria?

A song in opera

What is a recitative?

conversational dialogue

What is the overture?

orchestra introduction

What is the plot?

story in opera

what is a ritard?

gradual decrease

what is a rubato?

to increase or decrease

what is orchestration?

choice of instruments

what is Lieder?

Piano & voice in a small, intemate setting; German poet songs

what is consonance?

sounds pleasing to the ear

what is dissonance?

sounds displeasing to the ear

what is tonality?

having a tonal center

what is atonality?

lacks a tonal center

what are some major works of Beethoven?

•9 symphonies


•32 piano sonatas


•9 symphonies•32 piano sonatas •5 conertos•1 fidelio


•5 conertos


•1 fidelio

What are 3 facts about Schubert?

•First true Romantic composer


•One of the world's greatest melodists


• wrote over 600 lieder

3 facts about Schumann

•Married to Clara


•Suffered from depression


•ended career trying to help his 4th finger

3 facts about Chopin

•Nationalistic composer whose music has Polish flavor


•Mozart of the Romantic period


•Poet of the piano; wrote Polonaise

3 facts of Liszt

•Greatest pianist of the 19th century


•played for Beethoven at 11


• Inspired by Paganni

3 facts of Mendelssohn

•Pianist, writer, violinist, linguist


•Very wealthy family


•Jewish

3 facts of Verdi

•Wrote Italian opera


•Tragedy made him give up


•Returned to writing and married again

3 facts of Wagner

•Put music to his own words


•LOTR inspired by German opera The Ring


•Left his first wife

3 facts of Brahms

•Affair w Clara Schumann


•Wrote in Classic form w Romantic emotion


•Sonata form w Classic structure

3 facts of Berlioz

•Orchestral conductor


•First famous composer to tour w orchestra


•wrote SF for wife

3 facts of Debussy

•French Impressionist


•1st modern composer


•1 daughter, Claude Emma

3 facts of Stravinsky

•shocked 1913 w ballet


•Citzen of Russia, France, and US


•Innovator, wrote Rite of Spring

3 facts of Schoenberg

•Taught at UCLA


•invented 12 tone music


•Best teacher since Bach

3 facts of Berg

•Student of Shoenberg


•known for modern opera


•solider in WW1

3 facts of Bartok

•Hungarian- collected hungarian folk songs


•one of first modernistic composers to use technology


•fled Hungary for NY

3 facts of Copland

•Born in America


• Patriotic and wrote movie background music


•Conductor

4 works Chopin wrote for piano

•Nocturnes


•Polonaises


•Ballades


•Mazurka

Compare art and music of the Impressionistic period

Art: soft pastel colors and blurred outlines


Music: softer dynamics, blurred sounds


Petal used to create overlapping sound. a beautiful blur