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Music History Exam 2

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Toccata No. 3 (Artist)   Frescobaldi  
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Ricecare after the Credo from Mass for the Madonna in Fiori musicali (Artist)   Frescobaldi  
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Sonata IV per violino per sona con due corde (Artist)   Marini  
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Armide (excerpts) a. Overture b. Act II, Scene 5: Enfin il est en ma puissance- At last he is in my power (Artist)   Lully  
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Excerpts from La Rhetorique des dieux (The Rhetoric of the Gods) a. Prelude b. Andromede (Artist)   Gaultier  
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Suite No. 3 in A minor (Artist)   Jacquet de la Guerre  
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Conclusion of Dido and Aeneas a. Recitative: Thy Hand, Belinda b. Aria: When I Am Laid in Earth c. Chorus: With Drooping Wings (Artist)   Purcell  
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“In voler cio che tu brami” from La Griselda (Artist)   Scarlatti  
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Sonata XI in E-flat major, op. 2 (Artist) (Artist)   Corelli  
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Sonata II in D major, op. 3 (Artist)   Corelli  
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Concerto grosso in D major, op. 6, No. 4 (Artist)   Corelli  
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Praeludium in E major, BuxWV 141 (Artist)   Buxtehude  
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Chorale Prelude on Nun komm der Heiden Heiland (artist)   Buxtehude  
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Ricercare means   "to seek out"  
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fugue means   "flight"  
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Sonata means   any piece for instruments  
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Schein's suite (PGCAT)   Pavane Galliard Courante Allemande Tripla (triple meter variation of the allemande)  
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Froberger was a student of   Frescobadi  
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Frobergers's ordering of the baroque dance suite (ACSOG)   Allemande (fr for German) Courante (fr. For running) Sarabende (optional) Gigue (JIG)  
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Louis XIV (r. 1643-1715) (King of, important for)   France, large patron of the arts  
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Important elements of the french baroque performance practice (NOA)   Notes inegales Overdotting Agrements  
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Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) (Where, what)   France, Opera  
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Tragedie en Musique (Who, what)   Lully, 5 acts of opera  
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divertissments   unrelated episodes of dancing or choral singing  
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ouverture   began Tragedie en Musique  
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Armide(1686) (Ouverture and Act II, Scene 5: Enfin il est en ma puissance- At last he is in my power) (example of what)   Example of french baroque style  
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Style luthe (lute style) or style brise (broken stlye) (characterized by what)   Arpeggiation  
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Denis Gaultier (1603-1672) (important why and where?)   Important lutenist in mid-17th century france  
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La Rhethorique des dieux (ca. 1650) (Prelude and Andromede- allemande) (for what instrument? (Clue- artist)   collection of dance suites for lute Sous dorien [prelude]-unmeasured Andromede [allemande]-use of agrements  
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Elisabeth-Claude Jacquet de la Guerre (1665-1729) (important why, where)   At 5, sang and played harpsichord in the court of Louis XIV First french woman to compose an opera (Suite #3 in A Major)  
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Suite #3 in A Major (instrument and style)   Clavecin, style brise  
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Masque (where and what)   England, scenes that are meant to be entertaining, like french opera divertissments  
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Da Capo Aria (form)   ABA extended aria, ABACA, etc. Start, depart, go back, depart to something different, go back, etc.  
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Da Capo Aria begins with:   Instrumental Ritornello  
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Da Capo Aria Performance style:   The B section would contrast in style and key from A section Second A section is expected to be embellished upon Improvised Cadenza in expected  
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Aria from La Griselda- In voler cio che tu brami (In wanting that which you desire) (what type of aria?)   DA CAPO ARIA  
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Arcangelo Correli played the:   Violin  
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trio texture means:   usually 2 treble instruments or groups vs a basso continuo. (NOT 3 INSTRUMENTS OR PLAYERS, 2 Instruments and a group of basso continuo instruments!!!)  
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sonata de camera (primary use)   chamber sonata, just for fun, entertainment  
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sonata da chiesa (primary use)   church sonata, for religious purposes, played in church DUH  
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Orchestral concerto (form)   emphasized 1st violin and bass participatingless contrapuntal than other 2 types least favored of all concerto types (composers wrote fewer of these)  
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Concerto grosso (form)   small group (concertino) against larger group (ripieno)  
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Solo Concerto (form)   solo player (any instrument) against larger group  
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Sonata XI in Eb Major, op 2 (1685) (type of sonata)   Sonata da Camera  
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Praeludium in E Major, BuxWV 141 (what and where)   Organ, Germany  
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Chorale prelude (what and who)   Lutheran church, used to introduce chorale to everyone so they would know what to sing  
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Chorale Prelude on Nun komm der Heiden Heiland (instrument)   Organ  
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