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Tonality

a system for organizing harmony and structuring dramatic contrasts (balanced with tonal/tonic continuities)

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Concerto grosso

a genre Corelli was essential in developing with concertino, contrasted with ripieno

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soloist

concertino

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larger accompaning ensemble

ripieno

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solo concerto

more dramatic version of concerto grosso featuring one single protagonist-like soloist

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programmatic music

not “purely instrumental music”; uses texts and mimesis to represent reality in instrumental sound

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mimesis

impersonation of real-world sounds

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An example of programmatic music

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons

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an example of absolute music

vivaldi’s violin concerto in D major

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common practice period

the standardization of both form and content (language) allowed for composers and musicians to generate almost endless variations on preset structures (Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart)

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Cantata

a religious Lutheran work for multiple voices, instruments, and basso continuo

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Lutheran Chorale

Congregational hymn tune central to Lutheran worship; typically sung with the melody in the soprano line and harmonized for choir or organ in four parts

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Compositional virtuosity

a work that paradoxically praises god and showcases the compositional skills and briliance of it’s composer (a mixture of human brilliance and religious humbleness)

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fugue

when a short melody or phrase (the subject) is introduced by one part taken up by others and developed by interweaving parts

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motet

a short piece of sacred choral music typically polyphonic and unaccompanied

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oratorio

sacred opera

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oratorio definition

a fusion of music and drama with singers representing characters, full chorus and orchestral accompaniment

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chromaticism

a feeling of the music’s coloration through modulation to distant keys

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contrapuntal density

the treatment of individual melodic lines combined together to create complexly interwoven textures

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Opera Seria

Serious Opera

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Opera Seria definition

focus on virtuosic opera solo singing

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de capo aria

A, B, A1 format