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Music Appreciation

The Baroque Era

TermDefinition
Recitative Vocal Style A kind of combination of singing and speech that served as dialogue in baroque operas and other related works
Arioso Vocal Style A more lyrical style that was more melodic and expressive; the aria was an expansion of arioso-styled singing
Chorus/Choir A group of singers
Claudio Monteverdi The first master of operatic composition
Cantata A dramatic work for solo voices, sometimes a small chorus, and either basso continuo or a small orchestra
A Passion A work that is very similar to an oratorio, but is specifically a musical setting of the story of Jesus Christ's suffering and crucifixion as told in the Bible
Fugue Based on the polyphonic development of a melody called the subject; composed for a certain number of voice parts
Countersubject A contrasting melody that is played along with the imitation of the subject; played by the first voice in an exposition
Concertos Works for one or more solo instruments and orchestra
Concerto Grosso When a small solo group opposes the orchestra
Solo Concerto When the relatively soft sound of an individual solo instrument opposes that of an orchestra
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