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Oratorio is to
Opera
Church is to
concert halls
Sacred is to
secular
Opera seria
serious opera, people die and not many are left at the end
What happened with castrato?
stopped and instead a female plays the male role
Trouser role
guy part song by girl
What did they call comic opera in France?
opera comique
What did they call comic opera in england?
ballad
What did they call comic opera in Italy?
opera buffa
Recitative
dialouge song between 2 people plot progresses. short
Aria
typically a solo, plot is frozen. has 1 emotion or idea. long
Chopin
1810-1849, french/polish composer and pianist. THE COMPOSER in Poland, but career in Paris
What was Choplin known as?
The Poet of Piano
Who was George Sand
a french novelist that was actually a lady named aurore dudevant and she died from tuberculosis
The Romantic Period
1820-1900. focused on emotions
Bohemian artist
seen as misunderstood or rejected dreamer
Major changes in romantic period
bigger orchestras, new instruments, public concertos, more music schools(conservatories), Orchestration became an important art
What is orchestration?
choosing and combining instruments
Nationalism
composers used folk song & dance and music inspired by certain countries
Exotic subjects
composers explored unfamiliar places and cultures
Characteristics of Romantic Period
memorable melodies, expressive harmony, making instruments sing, chromaticism, dissonance, and larger symphonies
What is chromaticism
using notes outside the main scale
Lied
solo voice and piano. german art song
Lieder
more than one song
What do german art songs contain?
express emotion and meaning of poem. intimate mood. themes of love and nature
Strophic
same music repeats. each verse uses the same melody
Through-composed
new music throughout . the music follows what’s happening in the story
Modified strophic
a mixture, mostly repeats, but some parts change
Song cycle
group of songs connected by common theme or story
Schubert
1797-1828. austrian composer, socially shy, home and salon concertos called schubertiades. died from syphilis. wrote 600+ songs
Polonaise
originally a noble processional dance