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41 Cards in this Set
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Define Enlightenment
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Value in individual faith, practical morality, naturalness, universal education, social equality
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Define classical style
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Emphasis on melody over light accompaniment, simple harmonic structure, periodic phrasing
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Define galant style
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songlike melody, short phrases, frequent cadences, light accompaniment
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Define empfindsam style
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surprising turns of harmony, chromaticism, rhythms, and speech-like melodies
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Define periodicity/periodic phrases
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frequent resting points between phrases and periods
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Define Alberti bass
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broken chord accompaniment named after Domenico Alberti
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Define J. J. Quantz: international style
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a mixture of national characteristics, Quantz wrote that a blend is ideal
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Define Koch's music rhetoric
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wrote a book on how to compose, melody of short segments to form phrases to form periods
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Define opera buffa
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comic opera
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Define intermezzo
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short comic opera performed between acts of a serious opera or play
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Define opera seria
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opera on a serious subject but usually with happy ending, no comic characters or scenes
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Define querelle des bouffons
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quarrel of the comic actors, dispute Italian opera on one side and French opera on other
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Define opera comique
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French comic opera with spoken dialogue
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Define ballad opera
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English comic play with songs that are borrowed tunes
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Define Singspiel
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German opera with spoken dialogue
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Define Lied
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German song, usually voice and piano
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Define fuging tune
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psalm or hymn tune that features a passage in free imitation in between homophonic sections
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Define Frederick the Great of Prussia
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was a composer himself and played flute, CPE Bach worked for him, believed school for every child
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Define Maria Theresa
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ruler of Habsburg, believed school for every child
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Define Joseph II
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son of Maria Theresa, humanitarian
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Define da capo aria
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ABA
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Define abbreviated da capo aria
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shortened repetition of first section by omitting the opening ritornello
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Define Giovanni Pergolesi
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wrote Italian operas in an original style
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Define Pietro Metastasio
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Italian poet for opera seria
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Define Johann Adolf Hasse
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popular, successful opera composer, master of opera seria
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Define Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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favored the Italian melodic style in his operas
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Define Christoph Willibald Gluck
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combined French, Italian, German opera styles, went back to expressing the poetry without singers showing off
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Define William Billings
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English composer you wrote psalms, hymn settings, anthems, canons, used fuging tunes
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Classical music in Catholic church
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reflected the operatic styles, orchestra, da capo arias, recitatives
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Classical music in Lutheran church
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congregational hymns in galant style
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Classical music in English church
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influenced by Handel, kept Baroque styles and traditions, anthems and hymns
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Classical music in Puritan church
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metrical psalm singing, congregation were taught to read notes
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Who were the Moravians?
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Protestants, church services had arias and motets in modern style with instruments
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Define pianoforte/piano
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strings are struck and allows for crescendo, dimuendo
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Define fortepiano
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less sustain and control of dynamics
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Define string quartet
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two violins, viola, cello, contrasting movements, enjoyment for each other in private
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Define symphony
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large work for orchestra, early - 3 movements, later - 4 movements, allegro, adagio, minuet and trio, rondo
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Define sonata form
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expansion of rounded binary form, exposition, development, recapitulation
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Define minuet and trio
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ABA A = minuet B = trio
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Define rondo form
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ABACA/ABACADA
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Define episode
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section between two statements of the main theme
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