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preclassical period
transition between Baroque + Classical
1730-1770
Composers
CPE Bach
JC Bach
Mozart
Haydn
Beethoven
WF Bach
classical music
anything that’s not rock, jazz, folk or pop
1770-1820
characteristics of classical music
fluctuates in mood
contrast themes
unexpected changes
movement types
fast
slow
dance-related
fast
middle class
drove the increased popularity of music (public)
vienna
most popular music place in the world during classical period
private concerts
aristocrates + wealthy commoners played with professional musicians
divertimentos/serenadas
outdoor entertainment pieces
transitional composers
Baroque + Classical composers…mixing of different periods into one piece
forms of classical music
sonata
symphony
concerto
string quartet
sonata form sequence
tonic
dominant
anything but tonic
tonic
cadenza
improv for soloist in concerto’s
sonata form
single movement
sonata
whole composition made up of several movements
exposition
first theme (tonic)
bridge with modulation
second theme (dominant)
development
new treatment of themes
modulations to different keys
recapitulation
first theme again in tonic
bridge without modulation
second theme in tonic
coda
in tonic
repeat
bridge
leading to the second theme
in the exposition it leads to the dominant key
motives
short musical ideas developed within a composition
concerto
3-movement work
instrumental soloist + orchestra
concerto form
fast
slow
fast
fermata
pause
movements of the symphony
fast
slow
minuet
fast
Mozart known for
opera transformation
symphony/concerto reformation