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baroque time
1600 - 1750
baroque composer
bach, handel, vivaldi, purcell
baroque features
ornamentation, baroque instruments - harpsichord, basso continuo, contrapuntal textures, terraced dynamics
basso continuo
harpsichord playing single line bassline and cello or double bass playing chords
classical period time
1750 - 1820
classic composers
Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven
classic features
regular phrasing, regular cadences, alberti bass, functional harmony, melody dominated homophony, sonata form, piano, use of keys
romantic time
1820 - 1910
romantic composers
Chopin, Schumann, Brahms
romantic features
adventurous harmonies and modulations, free structure and form, use of rubato, larger range of dynamics, use of 7th 9th and 11th, nationalism
expressionist composers
schoenberg, webern
expressionist features
disjunct, atonal, dissonance, angular melodies, extreme contrast of dynamics
minimalist composers
glass, reich
minimalist features
metamorphosis (small changes made over time till it is entirely new), additive and subtractive melodies, phase shifting (parts played simultaneously but out of synchronization)