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    Also developed in the Baroque period was the solo concerto. These 2 concerto movements can be derived somewhat from a type of late Renaissance and mostly early Baroque instrumental composition called the ricercar. It is based on the principle of contrast between two groups, or sounds of different sounds; and at the same time, dynamics. The classical concerto and the Baroque concerto do not differ greatly from one…

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    Sebastian Bach had composed the Brandenburg Concertos. In the Baroque Period the texture normally is a balance of homophonic and polyphonic parts.The texture had polyphonic parts and it was mostly homophonic. For example, when the flute and violin play together they create polyphonic parts and when all of the instruments play together it goes back to homophonic (orchestra). The main violinist, flute, and harpsichord are soloists and they are in concertos grosso. In the song “Same Love” the…

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    perfected, and the organ, allowed for the emergence of virtuosos such as Antonio Vivaldi and Girolamo Frescobaldi. Bach’s The Well-Tempered Clavier made for scientifically-based tuning. In the Baroque era, new genres emerged, such as the opera, the concerto, and the fugue. The opera, a highly extravagant genre, combines…

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    The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto was written for western style orchestra and features a solo violin played using some Chinese techniques. This piece retains the Chinese flavor but however to some extent. The reason why I have chosen this question and this piece is because as a violinist, I have the interest in how the violin in The Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto is a western instrument, but however it is still able to capture some of the Chinese style. In this essay, I will be comparing…

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    While both the Middle Ages and the Renaissance were fairly mild, the Baroque era got a little more complex. Baroque actually came from the Portuguese word barocco, meaning irregularly shaped pearl and referring to excessive ornamentation. This era was known for its scientific revolution; Sir Isaac Newton created his laws of gravity, Johaness Kepler discovered that the planets move around the son, William Harvey discovered the circulation, and Santorio Santorii created the thermometer. The…

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    court composer in Cothen, where he wrote the Brandenburg Concertos and many of his organ works, as it was demanded of him. The six Brandenburg Concertos are recognized as his most popular work and yet were not heard for over a century after his death. Bach used these six concertos as a resume applying for an organ position in Margrave of Brandenburg with a manuscript of six concertos for chamber orchestra, works based on an Italian Concerto Grosso style in late 1720, but was rejected and…

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    that have dedicated themselves to instrumental performance. Western musical literature is both extensive and impressive. It was shaped by the different eras of style music goes through. The first piece the orchestra performed was Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major Op. 61 (1806). The piece consists of three movements: Allegro ma non troppo, Larghetto, and Rondo: Allegro. Beethoven was not a stranger to the…

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    Orleans; Symphonies; and piano concertos. The prolific composer composed his first piano concerto (Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor) between November 1874 and February 1875. The first version was criticized by a fellow composer Nikolai Rubinstein, calling it worthless and unplayable. Tchaikovsky then revised it and asked German pianist Hans von Bulow to perform the music. On October 25, 1875, Bulow performed the piano concert in Boston and became a success. Piano Concerto No. 1 begins…

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    in the company of the leading violin virtuosi of his day, as another standard-setter” . Even when compared to guitarists of the present day Giuliani remains exceptional. It is rare to find recordings earlier than 1970 of guitarists performing the concerto without abridging the…

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    to take upon this spot in history. Born in Salzburg, Austria, January 27, 1756, Mozart was known as a child prodigy because he was able to master all arks of music beginning at the age of three. These consist of the following the lists: Operas, concertos, symphonies, Sonatas, and chamber music that all played a part in helping shape western civilization music and society in a positive light. Mozart learned and mastered all these arks of music in order to make a notable impact on the large…

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