________ saw the emergence of its capital, vienna, as the leading musical city in europe.
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History paintings
________ featured morally uplifting themes from antiquity.
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Kant
________ aimed to unite reason with experience rather than relying on reason on its own.
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Genre
________ painting- concentrated on themes of ordinary family life, equivalent to empfindsam composers and jane austen.
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Rousseau
________ made the first encyclopedia- politically inflammatory.
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Rationalism
________ was tempered by sensibility in literature and the arts.
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caribbean islands
England had the most powerful navy and took india, canada, and ________ from france during the seven years war.
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Naturalness
________ was preferred to formality and artificial conventions.
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18th century
Empfindsam- quality associated with intimate, sensitive, subjective tendencies of some ________ literature and art.
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Noble simplicity
________, balance, perfection of form, diversity within unity, seriousness of purpose, restrained use of ornamentation.
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Freemasonry
________- fraternal order of masons, whose tenets were based on humanitarianism and universal brotherhood.
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Symphony
________ was an expression of communal sentiment and new democratic ideals.
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Aim of classicism
________ was to construct an ideal vision of life and nature in tune with enlightenment goals of realism, restraint, harmony, order.
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rationalism
Embraced ________- reason combined with experience and knowledge could solve problems, including scientific ones.
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older 18th century
late baroque styles of bach, handel, etc
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newer 18th century
age of reason/enlightenment, classic era
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classical
later 18th century composers such as haydn, mozart, and beethoven
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classic era
1730-1815
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galant
elegant and courtly 18th century literature as well as flirtatious paintings; everything modern, smart, chic, smooth, easy, sophisticated; freer, more chordal, more natural musical style
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empfindsam
quality associated with intimate, sensitive, subjective tendencies of some 18th-century literature and art
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daily newspapers, books, public coffeehouses
coffeehouses were important
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embraced rationalism
reason combined with experience and knowledge could solve problems, including scientific ones
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philosophes
french leaders of the enlightenment
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rousseau made the first encyclopedia
politically inflammatory
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freemasonry
fraternal order of masons, whose tenets were based on humanitarianism and universal brotherhood
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novels emerged
celebrated the lives of ordinary people
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bach is the father, we are the kids
mozart said this about js bachs son, "old sebastian" was kind of this stuffy old guy
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first phase
reformist, uprising forced the king to accept a new constitution and set up elected local governments
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second phase
radical, france declared republic, king and queen executed, government maintained control by executing political opponents (reign of terror)
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third phase
government became more moderate and sought to restore order
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renewed study of classical past
perceived as a worthy and achievable goal, directed at the moral improvement of the viewer to give art a socially beneficial role
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major archaeological excavations started happening
pompeii was being discovered for the first time
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genre painting
concentrated on themes of ordinary family life, equivalent to empfindsam composers and jane austen
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encouraged connoisseurs
informed listeners who cultivated a taste for the best in music