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The time element of music
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The speed of the beat or pulse
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| a series of tones sounded in succession and organized with rhythm |
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| several melodies sounding simultaneously: also called motet |
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| combination of tones sounded simultaneously within a specific pattern |
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| relative high or low tones |
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the quality of sound produced by various instrument
AKA tone color |
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| produce sound by vibrations of air |
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| flute, piccolo, oboe, clarinet, bassoon |
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| trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba |
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| produces sound by vibration of strings |
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| types of stringed instruments |
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| violin, viola, cello, bass, harp |
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| types of percussion instruments |
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| snare drum, timpani, triangle, cymbol |
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| an instrument in which strings produce sound by being struck by hammers |
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| strings produce sound by being plucked |
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| a piece feathuring variations on a single theme (imitative counter point) |
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| a piece featuring solo instrument with orchestral support |
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| composition in three or four movements dor one or a small group of instruments |
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| composition in three or four movements for an orchestra |
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| sung religous opera not staged |
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| sung speech with a minimum of melody often opera or oratorio |
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| combination of two or more melodies (polyphony, motet) |
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991-1003
Midieval
Solminization, invented staff and notescale |
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1098-1179
Midieval
Wrote music (woman) |
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1440-1521
European polyphony
Italian chordal harmony |
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1483-1546
Baroque
simple hymns, harmony |
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1525-1594
sacred, ppolyphonic |
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Father of Opera
1567-1643 |
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1685-1750
secular and sacred
baroque concert |
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1685-1759
Baroque
Opera, Oratorio |
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1756-1791
Opera, Classical |
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1770-1827
Classical, Romantic |
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1803-1869
Romantic composer |
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| synthesis of poerty, music, myth, drama and pictorial design |
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1862-1918
explored new harmonic relationships |
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1874-1951
Modernism
expressionism |
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1882-1971
Modernism
Classical Music |
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1900-1971
Modernism
Jazz solo genious
trumpet |
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court painter-realism
1599-1660
The Triupmh of the Bacchus
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1573-1610
The Calling of Saint Matthew
dramatic lighting |
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1577-1640
Rape of the daughters of Leucippus
Garden of Love |
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1593-1652
Judith slaying Holofernes |
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1606-1669
Sortie of Captain Banning
Self Portraits |
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1598-1680
Extasy of Teresa |
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1632-1723
The Wren Building |
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1684-1721
Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera
[image] |
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1703-1770
The toilet of venus |
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1732-1806
The Progress of Love |
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Intoxication of wine
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Pilgrimage Church
Bishop's Palace |
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