MUSI 3621 Period Terms

crusades

medieval

haydn, mozart, beethoven

classical

“black death” 1347

medieval

liszt and paganini

19th century (romantic)

rubato

19th century (romantic)

enlightenment

classical

neumes

medieval

arnold schonberg

20th century

reformation

renaissance

printing press/humanism

renaissance

handel, vivaldi, and bach

baroque

four-orchestral division

classical

1600-1750

baroque

literate U.S. (reading words)

95%

engineering domes

renaissance

1825-1900

19th century (romantic)

1750-1825

classical

13th, 14th, or 15th era in europe

medieval

sound sources

organic, synthetic, electric

feudalism

medieval

humanism

renaissance

manet, manet, degas, and renoir

impressionism

cold war, wwi, wwii, nuclear power

20th century

rhythm, harmony, beat

elements of music

20kHz

humans hearing ears

60 kHz

dogs hearing ears

100 kHz

bats hearing ears

sound art

“music”

acoustic era

1877-1925

magnetic era

1945-1975

electrical era

1925-1945

built environment

“architecture”

digital era

1975-present

ancient greece

1100 B.C.-A.D. 140

ancient rome

750 B.C-A.D 470

literate U.S. (reading music)

5%

expressionism

1925-1945

virtuoso

19th century (romantic)

age of revolution in US and France

classical

thomas edison

20th century