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Terms MUHL 186 Final

QuestionAnswer
Mass ordinary unchanging parts of mass kyrie gloria credo sanctus agnus dei
Cantus Firmus new line of music that accompanies chant ~1300
Organum Started by Leonin and Perotin started parallel, but later added duplum and triplum and florid considered and example of trope
Motet Poetry set to music can be sacred (Ave Maria) or secular (Courtly Love)
Ars Nova Treatise on New Music by de Vitry - divided meter in 2 and 3 focus on how to notate rhythm
Rhythmic Modes Used head shapes to notate rhythm - semi and breve NEUMES!!!!!
Fauxbourdon False bass - type of bass that gives independence to lowest bass and avoid homorhythm
Homorhythm Similar or identical rhythms
Isorhythm Repeating rhythmic and melodic pattern in a sequence
Cyclic mass Mass where there is a motif/theme that carries throughout the piece
Madrigal 16th century Polyphonic sophisticated Spanish chamber music with poetic lyrics
Chorale Tune Strophic text and corresponding melody Lutheran roots
Strophic Same music used for all stanzas and verses of the song
Prima Pratica Late 16th and early 17th cen Focus on counterpoint and imitative polyphony
Seconda Pratica 17th century Flexbility in dissonance and emotional expression
Monody One voice set with instrumental accompaniment
Basso Continuo Figured bass played by cello, viola de gamba, bassoon, organ, lute, etc
Recitative Speechlike/declamatory solo section in an opera
Aria 16th cen setting for voice and lute in opera Character piece
French Overture Orchestral intro in 17th and 18th century Seen in operas mostly
Suite AND MOVEMENTS Dancelike piece of music with multiple movements Allemande, Courante, Sarabande Some in triple meter, Latin American roots!
Passacaglia Triple meter with ostinato bass line, points of imitation, Baroque genre, improvisatory
Toccata Virtuostic improvisatory genre
Da Capo Aria Format where the Aria returns to the start of the piece, 2 contrasting parts
Coloratura Type of soprano, florid musical style, sweet style
Opera Seria "Serious Opera", 18th century, virtuosic vocal performances, castrati, recits and arias
Fugue Music with points of imitation upon a main theme, counterpoint, development
Chorale Cantata Cantata with a chorale as central theme for music Usually religious in subject
Ritornello form Home key rit ---> solo ---> alt ket rit ---> solo ---> home key rit Big guy: Vivaldi
Opera Buffa Comedic opera - rooted in Intermezzo, everyday characters
Galant Style Dancelike, light style with elegant ornamentation
Empfindsamer Stil Introspective emotion/sentimental style CPE BACH!
Symphony First one by Sammartini Large scale instrumental work with multiple movements; pulls from numerous cultural and stylistic roots Overtime went from just strings to winds too
String Quartet Viol Viol Viola Cello - replaced trio sonata, 4 movements Mozart, Haydn
Rondo Form Fast paced, exciting, usually a movement in Mozart Piano Concerto - ABACABA
Concerto Movement Form Three movements 1: fast pasted - Sonata form!! (Expo, Development, Recap, Cadz) 2: slow - emotional and reflective 3: fast paced and virtuosic - rondo and sonata form combined
Eroica Symphony Beethoven Symphony 3, heroic character based on Napoleon 1st mvmt: Opening tonic chords, shift to V, marcia funebre second mvmt
Lied/Lieder Romantic style - German art song for voice and piano Use of song cycle, often folk-based
Mazurka Exciting and informal Polish dance
Nocturne Based on night - reflective Romantic piece usually for piano
Symphonie Fantastique Berlioz: supernatural elements, syncopation, hemiola, personal experience-based, Dies Irae chant, Idee Fixe
Cyclic Symphony Symphony with a recurring motif/theme throughout - Symphonie Fantastique Idee Fixe
Program Music Music written for a certain event - usually patriotic Russian Easter Overture
Carnaval Schumann - set of character pieces Incorporates Primitivism/exoticism - Sphinxes
Bel Canto 17th cen - simple opera singing that highlights natural beauty of voice 19th cen - ornamented, florid opera that highlights virtuosity
Gesamtkunstwerk Universal/Collective Work - work that is meant to summarize and highlight aspects of a culture/cultural experience
Music Drama Storyline acting, music, singing similar to an Opera - what Wagner called all of his operas Thoroughcomposed with motifs
Leitmotifs Leading motifs - recurring theme that is associated with a character or idea
Tristan Chord Dominant sev chord with an augmented 6th Chromaticism and tension - roots for atonality Often used by Wagner
Music of the Future Slogan of the New German School founded by Liszt and Wagner Embraced Romantic principles
Impressionism Conceptual artistic movement that focused on the feeling and vibe of something more than the total reality of it
Primitivism non-Western exotic ideas from other cultures, usually Pagan or indigenous i.e. Rite of Spring, Firebird, Petrushka, Madame Butterfly
Atonal Syntax Rules and ideas that structure atonal music -how dissonance and chromaticism should be used
Serialism Repitition and organization of different elements of music
12 Tone Composition Atonal and dissonant type of composition that dictates what order each tone of chromatic scale should be used in Pioneered by Schoenberg
Neoclassicism 20th century style that aimed to revive elements of classical music Pulcinella - based on Pergolesi Intermezzo Sonata form, fugues, theme and variation
Atonal Music Music where each note is of equal significance - 12 notes (chromatic)
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