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55 Cards in this Set
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s:Orpheus
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Claudio Monteverdi - early baroque opera - 1610
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opera
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drama sung from beginning to end.
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basso continuo
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continuous bass
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recitative
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inbetween singing and speaking
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s:Dido and Aeneas
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Henry Purcell - Baroque Opera - 1690 (English)
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Overture
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purely instrumental opening
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French Overture
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slow intro followed by imitative fast section
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aria
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air - melody
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ostinato - ground bass - ground
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short array of nine notes repeated over and over.
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s:Revenge
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Barbara Strozzi - Baroque Song - 1651
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chamber music
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one performer on each part, meant for private gathering in relatively small rooms
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s: Cantata 140: Awake, a Voice Calls to Us
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Bach - Cantata 1730
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cantata
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a work sung during a service of worship
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double
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when instruments play the same notes as voices
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bar form
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AAB- opening sung twice into a contrasting conclusion
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s:Messiah
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George Handel - 1750 - Oratorio
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oratoria
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unstaged opera usually based on a sacred topic
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s:Fugue in G Minor, "Little"
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Bach - Fugue - 1705
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fugue
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voices chasing one another
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subject
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central theme, beginning of a fugue
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imitative counterpoint
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voices imitate each other, (fugue)
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fugal exposition
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opening entry of all the voices on the main subject (fugue)
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middle entries
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reaccurances of the theme (fugue)
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episodes
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theme is absent (fugue)
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s: The Four Seasons, "Winter"
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Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto - 1720
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concerto
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solo violin, orchestra of strings, and basso continuo
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tutti
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all
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ritornello
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little return (orchestra)
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ritornello principle
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ritonello 1 > solo 1 > ritonello 2 > solo 2 >...
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tonic
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key area
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s: Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 in F Major
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Bach - Concerto grosso - 1720
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concerto grosso
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big concert
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modulate
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move to a different key area
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s:Water Music, Hornpipe
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George Handel - Suite 1720
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suite
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series of two dozen individual dance moviements
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binary form
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two sections, both repeated
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orchestration
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manner in which various instruments are assigned to the musical lines
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s:Sting Quartet in C Major
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Joseph Haydn - String Quartet - 1800
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string quartet orchestration
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two violins, a viola, and a cello 4 movements
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antecedent phrases
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contingent
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consequent phase
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definite
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periodic phrase structure
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kind of structure with antecedent and consequent units that together make a larger whole
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theme and variations form
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theme is presented then altered some way.
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s:Symphony no 102 in B(flat) Major
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Joseph Haydn - Symphony - 1800
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Minuet/ternary form
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ABA
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finale
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last movement
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rondo form
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opening theme returns repeatedly ABACADACA
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Wolfgang Mozart
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Symphony no 40 in G Minor - Symphony - 1790
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sonata form
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exposition, development, recapulation
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coda
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"tail" brings the movement to a close after the recapulation
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s:Piano Concerto in A Major
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Wolfgang Mozart - Concerto - 1790
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double exposition form
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two expositions - one for the soloist and one for the orchestra, soloist ends with cadenza
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cadenza
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moment when a soloist can display his/her virtuosity to the fullest.
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s:The Marriage of Figaro "Cosa sento"
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Wolfgang Mozart - comic opera - 1790
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compic opera
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opera about real life people
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