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Cards (65)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Symphony

Front

multi movement piece for orchestra

Back

Dissonance (chord)

Front

unstable to the ear, does not sound right, clashing notes

Back

Folk

Front

song oriented, passed on through aural/oral tradition

Back

The Baroque period lasted from _________ until __________

Front

1600-1750

Back

Beat

Front

regular pulse in music

Back

Sonata

Front

multi movement instruments piece, changes form through periods

Back

Secular

Front

music separate from religion/church

Back

The term "Baroque " means ________.

Front

imperfect pearl

Back

Second Page

Front

Back

Classical

Front

composer oriented, passed through sheet music, formal written system

Back

Musical

Front

story set to music; american roots; song and dialogue

Back

Chordophone

Front

strings on a instrument move when plucked between two points

Back

Choral music

Front

for choir

Back

Polyphony

Front

many sounds

Back

Electrophone

Front

requires electricity to make sound

Back

Consonance

Front

stable to the ear, agreeable to the ear

Back

The perception of highness or lowness assigned to a musical pitch is related to what physical property?

Front

frequency

Back

Which texture is represented by a musical piece consisting of two or more distinct musical lines simultaneously?

Front

polyphony

Back

Idiophone

Front

instrument itself vibrates to make sound

Back

What was the name of the monarch, reigning from 1643-1715, whose support of the arts allowed French composers to flourish?

Front

Louis XIV

Back

A musical setting of the story from the Gospels about the death and resurrection of Jesus is called a

Front

Passion

Back

What Baroque composition was essentially an opera without staging, costumes or sets?

Front

oratorio

Back

Membranophone

Front

the membrane of the instrument vibrates, creating sound

Back

Pop

Front

performer oriented, self-taught and mass media, recorded, reinvented

Back

Define the following dynamic markings:

Front

p-piano,soft mp-mezzo piano, moderately soft mf-mezzo forte, moderately loud f-forte, full sound, loud

Back

Handel found success in what European city, and decided to spend the remainder of his life there

Front

London, lived in an apartment that hendric soon lived in

Back

Song

Front

sung words, most common type of piece

Back

Dynamics

Front

measure of volume, f, mf, mp, p, how loud or soft the music is played

Back

What is the most likely reason that the type of music composed during the Classic Period was lighter, clearer, and more accessible than music of the Baroque, and substituted monody for the complex rhythms and counterpoint of the latter?

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reaction, the council of trent thought music was not good, they wanted to clearly hear the words so it became a simpler type of music so they could listen to the words

Back

Opera

Front

story set to music and stages; sung play; through song

Back

Concerto

Front

soloist and orchestra

Back

Sacred

Front

singing a sacred text music associated with church/ religion

Back

Mass

Front

Roman Catholic piece for choir, soloists, and orchestra

Back

Pitch

Front

frequency of sound highness and lowness of notes

Back

Homophony

Front

melody with accompaniment

Back

Monophony

Front

one sound

Back

Aerophone

Front

air goes into the instrument and vibrates

Back

Harmony

Front

pitches simultaneously

Back

The first great western opera was

Front

orfeo

Back

Who was the court composer under this monarch?

Front

Giovanni Battista Lully- dropped the staff on his food and died of gangrene

Back

String Quartet

Front

multi movement piece for four strings

Back

Which texture is represented by a musical piece consisting of a single melody with no accompaniment?

Front

monophony

Back

Put the following vocal ranges in order form high to low:

Front

Suprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass

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Oratorio

Front

biblical story set to music, no sets, acting, or costumes

Back

Melody

Front

pitches consecutively, same phrase, line of music usually repeated several times

Back

Third Page

Front

Back

The most common form of government during the baroque era was

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absolute monarchy

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Rhythm

Front

measure of length of sound, measurement of music and time

Back

Vivaldi also trained to be a _____

Front

priest

Back

Suite

Front

set of pieces derived from dance forms

Back

Section 2

(15 cards)

Beethovens 9th symphony exhibits which innovation in the final movement?

Front

vocal soloists, chorus

Back

What type of chamber music developed around the middle of the 18th century involving 2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello?

Front

string quartet

Back

Fourth Page

Front

Back

Many early classic compositions have three movements instead of four. Which of the four movements did not become the standard until the second half of the 18th century?

Front

minuet and trio,

Back

A common practice in music of the Classic period was to create an accompaniment in which each chord is broken into continuously moving pattern of short notes. After what composer was this technique named?

Front

Alberti. the technique is called alberti bass

Back

During the last 3 years of his life, Beethoven composed ________ exclusively?

Front

string quartets

Back

Symphonic form is

Front

opening and fast movement slow movement minuet and trio allegro finale movement

Back

Chamber music would include what types of combinations of instruments?

Front

smaller ensemble under 8 people

Back

Which of the following most accurately describes music of the classic period?

Front

balanced and well-proportioned, clear and accessible

Back

Beethoven lived from ____ to _____

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1770 to 1827

Back

Beethoven bridges what two periods

Front

classical and romantic

Back

What was the most important instrumental genre of the classical era

Front

symphony

Back

Beethoven was born in what city?

Front

Bonn, Germany

Back

What prevented Beethoven from performing in public? When?

Front

He went deaf and around age 35

Back

Like Mozart, Beethoven wrote concertos to display his own virousity; Beethoven's primary instrument was what?

Front

piano

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