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STILE CONCERTATO
grand scale and large contrast. concerted style.
STILE RECITATIVO
musically heightened speech plus basso continuo. between speech and song.
ARIA
elaborate lyrical song with florid melodies, melismas, instrumental ritornello. usually either strophic or strophic variation.
ARIOSO
expressive manner of singing somewhere between recitative and aria. more ornamented than speech, smaller range than aria.
PRIMA PRACTICA
emphasized imitative counterpoint and followed strict 16th century rules.
LE NUOVE MUSICHE
performance practice. monody. CACCINI.
DA CAPO ARIA
A B A1. A1 soloists sings ornaments. B is different due to emotions in lyrics and music. stop at fine.
LIBRETTO
text of an opera or oratorio. poetic verse.
ORATORIO
like opera without theatrics. no set no costumes. dramatic 17th century music that elaborates the old testament.
SONATA DA CHIESA/CAMERA
church/chamber. fewer/dancelike.
ST MARK'S BASILICA
focus of civic and spiritual life in venice.
EARLY OPERA
stile rappresentativo. orpheus legend. sung drama from beginning to end.
SECONDA PRACTICA
stile moderno. text drives music.
STILE RAPPRESENTATIVO
vocal expression between song and declaimed speech.
DANCE SUITE
allemande. carante. sarabande. gigue.
CHAMBER CANTATA
vocal piece that grew out of opera. not meant to be staged. instrumental. succession of movements that tell a summary.
COLOSSAL BAROQUE
large scale. multiple choir. music for voice and instrument.
STILE CONCITATO
agitated war-like style. MONTEVERDI.
RECITATIVE
to evoke speech. musical heightened speech to report dramatic action.