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The time bridging the Renaissance and Baroque eras exhibits the search for _____ by Madrigal...
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Expression
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A composer known for a wild sense of madrigal composition was ________
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Carlo Gesualdo
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The reaction against this type of extreme compositional style in Florence led to _____, one...
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Opera
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______ ______ would alternate between 2 or more whole choirs. This sound led the way for the...
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Giovanni Gabriel
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The Baroque period extended roughly from _____ to ______.
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1600-1750
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Outside of the musical world, this era is AKA __________________________ and __________________________
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the Age of Absolutism, The Age of Science.
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This was the time of belief in the divine rights of kings- the idea that the right of kings...
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The Age of Absolutism
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What was art during the Age Absolutism designed to do?
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Impress and celebrate the King.
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The ______ vocal form is a single section in a song restricted to one specific mood.
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arias
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During this period, discoveries and inventions stimulated both technology and philosophy. It...
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The Age of Science
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What were the three main institutions where composers could make a living during the Baroque...
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The Church, Court, and the Opera House
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The most notable composer and performer of music for the Church was ______________
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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_______ musicians were more aware of musical developments than church musicians since hey were...
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Court
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The main musical vehicle of the Baroque absolutism was _______
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The Opera House
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_______music is the earliest form of music one regularly hears recreated at concerts and on...
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Baroque
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What was the rhythm and meter like in Baroque music?
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Full of energy and contains clearly emphasized beat patterns. Bar lines were used for the first...
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What were the melodies like in Baroque Music?
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Composers pushed their complex melodies to the limits.
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The art of ________ evolved rapidly during the Baroque period.
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Harmony
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Baroque musicians developed the _____________ system that was still use today.
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Major/Minor
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The ____ _______ is the bass part in Baroque music played by a keyboard that plays the bass...
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Bass continuo
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___ ____ is music constructed from the bottom up. Bass instruments play a single short figure...
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Ground Bass
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Basso ostinato is another word for ______ ______.
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Ground Bass
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Musical forms are ________ and more _______ in the Baroque period than in most other historical...
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Clearer, regular
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________ and _______ are 2 factors that contributed to clearer and more regular musical forms...
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Necessity and Science
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Composers relied on and tried true musical formulas that couple be applied quickly and sufficiently...
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Necessity
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When composers mapped the organization of a piece of music and then filled it in systematically...
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Scientific
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Music was decorated by musicians who sang the same songs night after night by adding __________.
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Ornamentation
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The ______ _______ was different from other periods in the Baroque b/c several different instruments...
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Tone Color
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What kind of dynamics were used in the Baroque period?
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abrupt and contrasting dynamics.
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_______ _______ dominated many composer's outpourings during the Baroque period.
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Vocal Music
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This was the principle genre of vocal music that enabled singers to project emotion in a very...
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Opera
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Opera _____ was the main category of Italian Baroque opera. The words were designed to stir...
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Seria ("serious")
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________ is a term that means "to recite" and was a technique used to help deliver important...
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Recitative
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_______ Recitative is "dry" in that it is accompanied only by continuo.
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Secco
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________ recitative is accompanied by orchestra and is exciting and emotion-filled.
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Accompanied
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The ____ is a solo piece for a singer that has more coherence and musical elaboration that...
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Aria
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The standard form for Baroque is aria _ _ _.
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ABA
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_______ were young boys who were castrated in order to keep their high voices.
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Castratos
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The most operatic of Baroque sacred music was ________. A concertized opera based on a religious...
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Oratorio
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Jaquet de la Guerra, Antonia Bemba, Barbara Strozzi and Francesca Caccini were women from the...
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KNOW THESE
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A ______ is a general term for a piece of moderate length for voice and instruments. Uses traditional...
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Cantata
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A ______ chorale occurs in longer cantata movements in which the individual phrases of a chorale...
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gapped
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The _____ chorale was significant in that it incorporated a hymn tune.
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Organ
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What 3 main sources can instrumental music of the Baroque period be traced back to?
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Dance, Virtuosity, and vocal music
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Who composed virtuoisic organ pieces containing the elements of instrumental music?
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Girolamo Frescobaldi
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A small group of soloists is called a _______ ______
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concierto grosso
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A ______ has just one soloist playing
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Concierto
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A ________ is a self-contained section of music that is a part of a larger work.
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Movement
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This form focuses on the contrast b/w 2 musical ideas or groups of ideas- 1 belonging to the...
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Ritornello. This means "return" and explains the function of returning music to provide stability....
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An uninterrupted repetition of 1 clearly defined melodic units with changes that provoke the...
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Baroque variation form
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Systemized imitative polyphony in which a polyphonic composition for a fixed # of instrumental...
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Fugue
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A fugue _______ appears again and again in each of the instrumental or vocal lines and may...
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subject
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A fugue ______ is when all the voices present the subject in an orderly standardized way.
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explosion
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Intervals of a fugue that are spaced out passages of other parts of the song that bring contrast...
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Episodes
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A collection of miscellaneous dances together in a genre are called a _______
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Suite
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The Baroque dance form is ______ (aa bb)
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Binary
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Minuet =
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A
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Trio =
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B
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The French overture was in what form?
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ABA
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The French word for song aria, which describes the melody in dance suites.
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Air
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