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Baroque Music

transition from many melodies to one melody with accompaniment




= polyphony to homophony

Baroque Music Composers

1. Vivaldi


2. Bach


3. Purcell


4. Handel


5. Pachelbel

Primavera

composer: Vivaldi


genre: concerto


period: Baroque


form: ritornello - birds, murmuring stream, storm




- terraced dynamics


- rare example of "program" in Baroque Era

Concerto

instrumental genre in several movements for a solo instrument and orchestra

Ritornello

short recurring instrumental passage found in both the aria & Baroque concerto

Terraced Dynamics

volume levels shift abruptly from soft to loud without gradual crescendos & decrescendos

Fugue in G Minor

composer: Bach


genre: fugue


period: Baroque




- good example of polyphony

Fugue

polyphonic form in which one or more themes are developed by imitative counterpoint

Dido's Lament from Dido and Aeneas

composer: Purcell


genre: opera


period: Baroque




aria = "when I am laid in earth"


ground bass = repeated phrase that descends along the chromatic scale - sign of grief

Opera

large scale musical drama that is sung & combines vocal/instrumental music with poetry & drama, acting & costumes




consists of:


1. Recitative


2. Aria


3. Ensemble


4. Libretto

Recitative

musical declamation or speech in an opera in which the plot & action are advanced

Aria

"air" or "tune" that releases the tension accumulated in the course of the action through the melody

Hallelujah

Messiah




composer: Handel


genre: oratorio


period: Baroque




polyphonic & homophonic parts in which voices & text overlap & then come together to create element of unity





Oratorio

large scale drama for orchestra & voices




- not costumed or staged


- sacred text / religious theme

Polyphony

many melodies

Homophony

one melody with accompaniment

Canon in D

composer: Pachelbel



Symphony No. 100 - Military

composer: Haydn


genre: symphony


period: Classical


form: A-B-A - three parts with varied return

Symphony

large work for orchestra

A-B-A

three part structure

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star

composer: Mozart


form: theme & variations

Theme & Variations

theme is stated & altered in successive statements

Moonlight Sonata

composer: Beethoven


genre: sonata


period: Classical


form: A-B-A

Sonata

instrumental work for one or two instruments & consists of three to four contrasting movements




- piano alone or piano & cello or violin

A Little Night Music

composer: Mozart


genre: chamber


period: Classical


form: sonata allegro

Chamber

work for a small group of instruments

Sonata Allegro

opening movement of the multi movement cycle




consists of:


1. Exposition - states theme


2. Development - develops theme


3. Recapitulation - restates theme with some change & is resolved

Cantata No. 140 - Wachet Auf or "Sleepers, Awake"

composer: Bach


genre: cantata


period: Baroque


form: ritornello



Cantata

music for the Protestant worship service