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baroque period dates
1600-1750
name some baroque composers
bach
teleman
vivaldi
scarlatti
handel
purcell
main features of baroque music
polyphonic texture: multiple independent textures played at the same time
use of harpsichord
basso continuo: by harpsichord or organ
terraced dynamics
ornamentation
features of baroque orchestra
small orchestras
no clarinet or piano
what is sonata form
smaller group of instruments or solo
consists of:
exposition
1st subject in tonic key
bridge passage
2nd subject in dominant key or relative major
development
several modulations
recapitulation
1st subject in tonic key
2nd subject in tonic key
what is a ground bass
when a bass line is repeated throughout a composition
which instruments are involved in a symphony
full orchestra + no soloist
which instruments are involved in a concerto
full orchestra accompanying one soloist
which instruments are involved in a concerto grosso
main accompaniment orchestra (ripieno)
small group of soloists (concertino)
what is a recitative
opera
for small group of vocalists
spoken quickly without lots of emotion to tell a story
what is a chorus
opera
lots of people singing together
what is an oratorio
similar to opera
story based on religion
no costumes/acting/scenery
with vocals
what is ritornello form
a style of baroque music
similar to rondo form: but in ritornello form the ritornello doesn’t have to be brought back in exactly the same key or style
form: ABACADA etc
subject (ritornello) with repeating episodes
which instruments play the bass line in baroque music
cello or bassoon