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38 Cards in this Set
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Greek Theater
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Chanting Choruses, not personal topics
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Roman Theatre
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family life conflicts, 5 acts
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Antiquity
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before middle ages
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Baroque topics (2)
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ancient history, mythology
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Monteveri
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father of melodrama, worked for gonzagas
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Florence
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Medici and camerata
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Mantua
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Monteverdi/ gonzaga
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Venice
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virtuoso
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Opera was born in ____ (city)
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Florence
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Classical period was centered in ___ and had 3 main composers
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Vienna (haydn, mozart, beethoven)
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Romantic was centered in ____
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germany
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Masquerades are popular before lent?
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Carnavale
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an intermedio is a
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dance and music performed between acts of a play
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4 qualities of monody (Camerata)
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text is able to be understood, sung as spoken, words express feeling are are more important than music and no steady beat
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Dafne
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first opera (1597)
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Euridici
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opera written for medici's in florence for a wedding (1600), text over music
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L'opheo (Monteverdi)
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debuted at Gonzage family wedding, music and text are equal partners
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Humanism
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Renaissance intellectual movement initiated by writers, philosophers and thinkers. Stressed man's accomplishments in opposition to medieval philosophies based on religious teaching initiated by the teachings of Greek philosopher, Aristotle.
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Renaissance
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learning through art, not religion
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Counter-Reformation
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catholic's response to Luther's
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Monteverdi is the father of
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"love duet:
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Castrado
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castrated men than can sing high
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Salome
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daughter of Heriodias, step daughter of herod
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Style of Salome
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late german romantic
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leitmotifs
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light motives or short melodies with symbolic meanings, associated with a person
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ancient history
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before fall of rome
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modern history
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after fall of rome
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Camerata worked with ____ to ____
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galilei (galileo's father), to attempt to recreate greek drama
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Camerata's works became ___
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staid and passionless
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Composers and librettists attempt to ____
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balance drama and music in opera
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Humanism stressed
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man's accomplishments in opposition to medieval philosophies based on religious teachings by aristotle
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Baroque means___
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bizarre, "irregular pearl"
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La favola d'orfea (montiverdi, 1607)
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premeired to gonzaga famile, the theme is weakness in human nature
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1st opera based on ancient history is ___ with themes of __,___,___,__
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The coronation of poppea (1642), ambition, adultery, infidelity, murder
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Opera seria
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Inevitable to any successful performance of an opera seria must be compression by drastic, incessant cutting. The time-factor for performance is a major factor, but also for the impact of continuous line of plot and music.
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Baroque ornamentation is
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elaborate in scope
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Mass, as a musical form
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sacred music
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Opheaus is the son of ____ and is the greats ___/___ in greek mythology
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apollp, musican/poet
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