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18 Cards in this Set
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Scherzo |
Italian for joke / jest. Downbeat out of sync w/minuet triple meter, creating syncopation and hemiolas. |
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"Bird" Quartet |
By Haydn. Op. 33 No. 3, strings sound like birds |
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Emperor Quartet |
By Haydn refects the Napoleonic Wars |
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The Emperor's Hymn |
By Haydn. National Anthem for Austria for Emperor Franz II (to the text of God Preserve Emperor Franz) |
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Paris Symphonies |
Six Symphonies by Haydn for the Loge Olympique. |
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London Symphonies |
Twelve Symphonies by Haydn for a lot of money in London after Esterházy died. |
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"Surprise" Symphony |
By Haydn. Slow 2nd mvmt has fortissimo timpani and violin triple stops at the end |
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The Creation |
By Haydn. Is a sacred oratorio. In English and German. |
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Köchel (K) number |
Identifies Mozart's compositions in roughly chronological order |
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"Little" G-Minor Symphony |
By Mozart. No. 25. 1st symphony in minor key. Not to be confused with No. 40 Great G minor symphony. |
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"Prague" Symphony |
By Mozart. Difficult to perform, dense texture and high demand on woodwinds (strings with pairs of flute, bassoon, oboe, horn, trumpet and timpani) |
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Symphony 40 in G minor |
By Mozart. Great symphony. One of three written summer of 1788 for subscription concerts in Vienna. |
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"Jupiter" Symphony |
By Mozart. Final symphony. Trumpets and timpani and stately dotted rhythms evoke images of nobility and godliness. |
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"Haydn" Quartets |
Mozart studied Haydn's quartets which inspired 6 of his own that Mozart dedicated to Haydn. |
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"Dissonance" Quartet |
By Mozart. The Adagio intro is chromatic and lacks tonal clarity. |
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Turkish Music |
Military bands w/blaring double reed instruments and jangling percussion. |
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Concerto-sonata form |
Orchestra exposition entirely in I (passive) followed by soloist exposition with modulation from I to V (active). |
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Cadenza |
A fantasy at the end of the first movement of a concerto where the soloist plays without accompaniment and uses fragments of themes. Written or improvised. |