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Name and describe at least 3 genres of piano composition that originated in the 19th century. Cite examples of each and name the composers associated with them.
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1) Character Pieces- Schumann "Carnaval" and "Papillons"
2) Nocturnes- Chopin "Db nocturne" and Bb minor nocturne" 3) Études- Chopin "Opus 11" and "Opus 25" |
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Compare the orchestral output of Berlioz and Schubert.
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Both wrote a lot of orchestral music.
Berlioz: Defined orchestral music (wrote first book on it), composed extremely radical music, used fixed idée, lots of vocals, first person with a career in orchestral conducting. Schubert: More classical type of orchestral music, influenced by Beethoven, wrote a lot of music. |
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Grand opera (define)
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serious form of opera, popular in the romantic era, that was sung throughout and included ballets, choruses, & spectator singing
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Gesamtkunstwerk (define)
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"Total Artwork" (coined by Wagner), a dramatic work in which poetry, scenic design, staging, action, and music all work together towards one artistic expression.
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Discuss the influence of Beethoven on 19th century symphony composers.
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-Gave Berlioz the license to shape a classical form around a set of feelings or passions
-Developed the idea of 5 symphonies -Conducted music he composed and later Berlioz, Mendelssohn, and Liszt did this -Influenced Wagner to put music and poetry together |
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musicology (define)
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the study of past music by scholars and researchers (Mangold ;)) as well as learn how that music affects other people and why
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symphonic poem, tone poem (define)
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(Coined by Liszt) a one-movement work of program music for orchestra that conveys a poetic idea, story, or scene by presenting repeated, varied, or transformed themes.
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Describe the variety of sources Richard Strauss used for his programmatic works.
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Had several sources: Berlioz, Listz, Based much of his work off of literature (Don Juan), and drew off of personal experiences
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nationalism (define)
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-trend of 19th & 20th century composers that cultivated melodic, rhythmics & harmonic styles/ subjects that associate with their own country/ ethnic group
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Mighty Handful (define and members)
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Balakirev, Borodin, Cui, Musorgsky & Rimsky-Korsakov.
-Five composers that stood against professionalism of conservatories in Moscow, and composed, produced, and created what they believed was true Russian Music |
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Discuss ways in which Debussey incorporated ideas from Inpressionism and Symbolism into his music.
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Impressionism- Evoked moods through suggestion, connotation, and indirection by creating images through motives, harmony, and exotic scales.
Symbolism- his music is often disrupted and doesn't seem to resolve |
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impressionism (define)
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late 19th century term derived from art for musci that evokes moods and visual images through coloful harmony and instrumental timbre
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cubism (define)
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style in which 3-D objects are represented on a flat plane by breaking them down into geometrical shaped & overlapping them in a colorful design (Picaso)
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