Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
40 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Fugue
|
a composition for three, four, or five parts. Begins with a subject and an imitation of the subject by each part. Continues with free passages and further subject appearances
Contrapuntal style ie polyphonic texture |
|
Sonata Cycle
|
Allegro, Largo, Andante
|
|
Sonata Allegro form
|
Form that originated in the Classical period. Involves an exposition, a development, and a recapitulation
|
|
Sonata
|
"something sounded" a multi movement work for solo instrument or instrument with keyboard
|
|
Solo Concerto
|
a concerto where a single performer and an orchestra in turn present musical material in harmonious competition
|
|
String Quartet
|
an instrumental ensemble for chamber music consisting of two violins, one viola, and one cello
|
|
Cantata
|
"something sung" consists of several movements including arias, ariosos, and recitatives. Often sung in church
|
|
Aria
|
an elaborate lyrical song for solo voice
|
|
arioso
|
style of singing midway between an aria and a recitative
|
|
recitative
|
musically heightened speech. reports dramatic action and advance the plot. Sung dialogue
|
|
Concerto Grosso
|
multi movement of the Baroque era. Pits small group of soloists against the full orchestra
|
|
small group of soloists in a concerto grosso
|
the concertino
|
|
the orchestra in a concerto grosso
|
the tutti
|
|
Madrigal
|
secular voice music of the renaissance
|
|
Symphony
|
instrumental music consisting of four movements
|
|
Baroque Dance Suite
|
Composition consiting of several movements in the character of a dance. All in the same key
Meant for listening, not dancing |
|
Opera
|
A Play set to music
|
|
Orfeo
|
written by Monteverdi. First full fledged opera
|
|
oratorio
|
genre of sacred, sung music, sung without costume of scenery
|
|
Chamber Music
|
Music meant to be played in an intimate setting. Performed in small halls or homes
|
|
Motet
|
a composition for choir or larger, often sung capalla
|
|
Polyphonic
|
Combing two or more melodies.
|
|
Subject
|
The part in a piece which is referred to throughout the seppech
|
|
Basso Continuo
|
a small ensemble of at least two instruments who provide and foundation for melodies above. Heard almost exclusively in the Baroque
|
|
Ludwig Van Koechel
|
A musicoligist who compiled all of Mozarts works after his death using the Keochel number
|
|
A cappella
|
Singing without intruments
Made cause instruments werent allowed in churches |
|
Homohponic
|
Harmonic playing of several instruments
|
|
cadenza
|
a showy passage for the soloist at the end of a movement in a concerto
|
|
motive
|
a short melodic figure that stands by itself
|
|
opus
|
publishers notation of a composers works
|
|
Brandenburg Concerti
|
Six Concertos written for the Margrave of Brandenburg by Bach. He wanted a position with him.
|
|
melodic sequence
|
the repetition of a musical motive at successively higher or lower degrees of the scale
|
|
Ritornello
|
Form in Baroque concerto grosso in which all or part of the main theme returns again and again.
|
|
Libretto
|
the text of an opera
|
|
How many symphonies did Haydn compose
|
104
many had nicknames such as "farewell symphony" and "surprise symphony" |
|
Bach First City and Output there
|
Weimar - (1708 - 1717)
His organ period. Put out many fugues and was one of the most talented organists of the time |
|
Bach's Second City and Output there
|
Cothen - (1717 - 1725)
Instrumental Period Music Director For Prince of Cothen Wrote Baroque dance Suites, Concertos, and a Well tempered clavier |
|
Bach's Third City and Output there
|
Leipzig - (1723-1750)
Choral Period Cantor of St. Thomas Wrote Cantatas for each sunday and feast day Wrote 300+ cantatas The cantata was supposed to reinforce the lesson of the day |
|
Renaissance
|
A cappella
Polyphonic Syncopation Music matches the word |
|
Baroque
|
Basso Continuo
Ritornello Theme Feeling stays the same Long musical phrases. Unpredictable |