Module 3 Exam Music Appreciation

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Absolute Music

music without literary or pictorial meanings

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Theme

musical idea, building block

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Motive

small fragment of a theme

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Lied

a German art song

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Song Cycle

groups of lieder unified by a common theme

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Through composed

music without repeated sections

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Program music

instrumental music with literary associations

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Idee fix

fixed idea, recurrent theme

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the practice of writing for orchestra

orchestration

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Leitmotifs

a recurrent theme throughout a musical composition

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Cultivated music

taught or learned

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Classical Period dates

1750-1825

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Romantic period dates

1820 - 1900

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Why is Vienna important?

center of music and culture

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difference between classical and Classical music?

classical is the type of music (adj), Classical is the era/time period (noun).

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musical characteristics of the Classical style

well defined sections, clear melody with chordal accompaniment, homophonic

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the most important organizing element in Classical Style music

Form 

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general characteristics of 1st movement of a system

long, dramatic, allegro

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general characteristics of 2nd movement of a system

slow, lyrical, andante or adagio

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general characteristics of 3rd movement of a system

dancelike, allegro or allegretto

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general characteristics of 4th movement of a system

lively, spirited, allegro or vivace

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instrumentation of a string quartet

two violins, viola, and a cello

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what group of instruments comprised the nucleus of the Classical orchestra

strings

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Haydn’s nicknames

Father of the Symphony, Father of the String Quartet

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three main sections of sonata-allegro form

Exposition, Development, Recapitulation

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What two ways is the term symphony used?

genre and ensemble

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who was Maria Anna “Nannerl” Mozart?

Mozart’s older sister

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which composer wrote in the classical style and then transitioned into the Romantic period with his composing?

Beethoven

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What two things help to differentiate musical periods?

instrumentation and orchestration

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From what ailment does Beethoven suffer?

deafness

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When did trombones appear in a symphony?

Beethoven’s fifth symphony

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What helped shape the new social order of the 19th century?

Industrial Revolution

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Where was concert life centered in the 19th century?

public concert halls

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How did the orchestras of the 19th century change?

instrumentation becomes standard and orchestra becomes larger

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which instrumental family was the heart of the orchestra?

strings

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What pianist developed the modern style of piano playing?

Chopin

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What created an interest in folklore and folk music?

nationalism

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two composers of 19th century lieder

Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann

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what was the most important keyboard instrument in the Romantic period?

piano

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Who is Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel?

Sister of Felix Mendelssohn, famous composer

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master of the 19th century Italian opera

Giuseppe Verdi

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Which composer was considered to be the most important figure in the artistic world in the later part of the 19th century?

Wagner

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The artistic worlds of the late 19th / early 20th centuries were influenced by what?

West Europe and West Africa

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For what types of tunes is Stephen Foster known?

minstrel and parlor music

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Was the piano recital created in the Romantic era?

yes

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Which Russian composer was liked by Western audiences?

Tchaikovsky

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From what sources did Dvorak encourage American composers to take inspiration?

West African Music

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Which composer’s music exemplifies impressionism?

Debussey

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how big were Mahler’s orchestras?

80-100 musicians

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what was Mahler’s “day job”

conductor

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What was the Second Great Awakening?

christian movement in the early 1800s

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Genres brought to America from Africa

ring songs, work songs

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characteristics of the African American spiritual

call-and response, emotional intensity

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Who attended camp meetings?

African Americans and European Americans

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African musical philosophy

music comes out of life, and life comes out of music

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How was West African music transmitted?

orally and aurally

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With what institution have bands always been associated?

military institutions

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What is the oldest professional band in the U.S.?

The U.S. Marine Band

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Who is America’s most famous bandmaster?

John Phillip Sousa

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what is JP Sousa known for

composed the official march of the United States

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Official march of the United States

“Stars and Stripes Forever”

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Scott Joplin’s nickname

King of Ragtime

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What are America’s vernacular music traditions at the end of the 19th Century?

a mix of African American and immigrant musical styles

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principal characteristic of ragtime

syncopation

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why is the saxophone not included in the standard instrumentation of the orchestra? 

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what West African drum is known as the king’s drum? 

Djembe

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What is acculturation

assimilation to a different culture

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What is the coded meaning of Moses in African American spirituals?

deliverance and freedom from oppression; Harriet Tubman

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What is the coded meaning of the Jordan River in African American spirituals?

the Ohio River/the border to freedom

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Haydn’s String Quartet in E-flat Major Genre

String Quartet

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Mozart’s Piano Concerto in G major genre

piano concerto

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Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 genre

Symphony

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Mozart’s the marriage of Figaro genre

opera

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Schubert’s Elfking genre

leider

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Berlioz’s Symphonic fantastique genre

programmatic symphony

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Wagener’s Die Walkure genre

opera

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Puccini’s Madame Butterfly genre

opera

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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot genre

spiritual

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Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag genre

Ragtime

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Early in the mornin’ genre

work song

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what are the forms of each movement of a multi-movement Classical work?

sonata-allegro, theme and variation, minute and trio (dance), rondo or sonata and allegro