Music Appreciation Midterm

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500-1450

Medival

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1450-1600

Renaissance

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1600-1750

Baroque

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1750-1820

Classical

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Romantic

1820-1900

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20th Century

1900-present

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Modes

The scales used during this period are known as Greek or Church

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Organum

Harmony during this time (medieval) was known as

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parallel organum, mellosmatic, descant, faux bourdon

Name three types of organum discussed in class

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Guido D’Arezzo

who invented the musical staff

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cantus firmus

The most popular chants were gathered in a book called the Liber Usualis and were used as the basis of new compositions. What was the Latin name for these “fixed chants”

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drone

Popular music during the Medieval and early Renaissance periods was harmonically static. The open fifth interval that provided the foundation for much of this music is known as a

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monophonic, polyphponic, homophonic

Name the three textures discussed in class

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polyphonic

the texture of the Baroque period was primarily what

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15 players

How big was a Baroque orchestra

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basso continuo

one feature of a Baroque orchestra was a kind of “rhythm section” known as the

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harpsichord

what is the one instrument synonymous with the Baroque period that disappears during the Classical period?

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Bach, Hadel, Vivaldi

Name the three composers of the Baroque period

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homophonic

The primary texture of the Classical period was

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35 players

How big was a classical orchestra

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Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven

Name the three composers of the classical period

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Haydn

known as the “Father” of the string quartet

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Mozart

he was a child prodigy and died at age 35

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Beethoven

he was totally deaf when he wrote his 9th symphony

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program music

Music creted to tell stories or depict moods or images is called

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absolute music

music created for its own sake is called

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nationalist music

Composers during this period used folk tunes from their home countries as the basis for orchestral and solo works.

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light motif

what is it called when a theme is associated with a character, object, or idea

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aria

in opera the big musical number for solo voice is called

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Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Rossini

Name three composers from the Romantic period

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Debussy, Ravel, Satie

Name three composers from this period (impressionist)

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Debussy

Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun was written by which composer

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Ravel

Bolero was written by which composer

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Igor Stravinsky

The premier of his “Rite of Spring” in 1913 caused a near riot

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Arnold Shoenberg

He invented the 12 tone row technique

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Satie

Gymnopedia No. I written by which composer

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Polytonality

Two or more keys occurring at the same time

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Charles Ives

name one other composer from this period (20th century)