Classical
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| What is time period for classical music? | 1750-1820
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| What was the time period called where Europeans and Americans were interested in the Greeks? | Age of Reason/Age of Enlightenment 1700-1800
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| Who were the four representatives of the Age of Reason and their main ideas? | Voltaire-justiceRousseau-fundamentaly goodFranklin-inventorJefferson-Declaration of Independence
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| What are the three influences of Greek philosophy? | 1. logic = true, emotion=false2. laws are forever3. intellect, not emotion should control
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| What was the bridging style between the Baroque and Classical styles? | Rococo/Gallant
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| Where does the word Rococo come from and what does it mean? | French, from rocaille, meaning shellwork
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| Who were two composers of the Rococo period? | Couperin and Rameau
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| Classical music feature: overall style | homogeneous, sounded similar
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| Classical music feature: melody | singable, question and answer
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| Classical music feature: texture | homophonic
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| Classical music feature: harmony | no continuo, no figured base, less chord changes
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| Classical music feature: rhythm | regular metrical patterns
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| Classical music feature:dynamics | crescendo/decrescendo
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| Classical music feature:performance | larger orchestra, larger cities
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| Classical music feature:form | strict; sonata,theme and variation, and rondo
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| What is absolute music? | no association with any object, idea, or event
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| What is program music? | an association with any object, idea, or event
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| What are the three parts to the sonata form? | 1. Exposition2. Development3. Recapitulation
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| What were the main types of concertos in both the baroque and classical periods? | baroque-concerto grossoclassical-solo concerto
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| What were the two types of concerto grossos? | type one-small against bigtype two-groups against groups
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| What is a solo concerto? | contrasts a solo instrument against a larger group
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| What is a tutti? | the large group in a concerto that is contrasted against
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| What is the difference between a Baroque Solo concerto and a classical solo concerto? | a classical solo concerto has no continuo
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| 1st movement of the classical concerto? | sonata form with a double exposition, a cadenza, and lengthier
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| What is a cadenza? | occurs in the recapitulation of the sonata form right before the coda or codetta paraphrasing the themes of the movement
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| 2nd movement of the classical concerto? | slow, beautiful, lyrical, ABA
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| 3rd movement of the classical concerto? | rondo form with a fast tempo
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| What is rondo form? | the return of the same themes at least five times after other themes have been mixed in EX: ABACA, ABACADA
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| What are the two classical opera styles? | opera seria(serious)opera buffa(comical)
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| What are some characteristics of Mozart's opera buffa? | comical, german, don giovanni
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| What are some characteristics of Mozart's opera seria? | serious, italian
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| What is the main characteristic of chamber music? | created for small groups with one player on each part
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| What makes up a string quartet? | 2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello (but two separate violin parts)
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| What is the overall form of chamber music | 1st, 2nd, (3rd/4th)
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| what are the types of chamber music | the sonata, string quartet, string quintet, piano trio, woodwind quintet, brass quintet
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| What are the two types of chamber sonata music? | ensemble sonatas and solo sonatas
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| Mozart and Beethoven's sonatas | mozarts-early, light and delicatebeethovens-late, forceful, and powerful
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| what is the piano sonata form? | 1st, 2nd, and 3rd movements
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| What is a symphony | A large work composed for an orchestra that is divided into movements (usually four)
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| What is the overall form of a symphony? | 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th movements
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