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The document provides an overview of classical music in North and South India. It notes that the main melodic instrument in North Indian classical music is the sitar. It describes elements of the North Indian raga format including alap, jar, and gat. For South Indian classical music, it identifies the veena and mridangam as important instruments and notes that the kriti is the Southern equivalent of the North Indian gat. It also discusses various elements of a South Indian musical presentation including alapana, tanam, kriti, kalpana svaras, and tani avartanam. The Beatles prominently featured the sitar in late 1960s songs through the influence of George Harrison.
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Music contributes to films by underscoring the action or mood, or sometimes contradicting it. There are two types of sound in films: diegetic sound that characters can hear, like a slammed door, and non-diegetic sound that characters cannot hear, like background music. Examples are given of switching between diegetic and non-diegetic sound. Composer John Williams used leitmotifs, or recurring musical themes, to represent characters like Princess Leia in Star Wars.
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Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world, producing over 1000 movies per year, twice as many as Hollywood. While not every Indian film is considered Bollywood, Bollywood films are known for their grand musical production numbers, melodramatic storylines that pack in many genres like love and action, and running times of 3 hours including an intermission. They also commonly feature mashups of popular Western films, extravagant dances set to music composed by artists like A.R. Rahman, and star famous actors and their families in leading roles.
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1. Impressionism focused on suggestion and fragments while Expressionism emphasized inner drama and dark emotions.
2. Claude Debussy and Arnold Schoenberg were notable Impressionist and Expressionist composers respectively.
3. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari was an influential Expressionist film that focused on inner drama over realistic narratives.
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The document compares and contrasts Impressionism and Expressionism in music and art. Impressionism featured fragments, was directionless and soft, while Expressionism focused on inner drama and dark emotions. It discusses works like Monet's paintings and Debussy's music as examples of Impressionism. For Expressionism, it mentions Munch's painting The Scream and Schoenberg's atonal music. It also analyzes Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire, which uses Sprechstimme vocal technique and deals with dark themes in poems set to music.
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The document compares classical and romantic musical eras. Classical music from 1750-1800, such as Mozart and Haydn, featured universal themes and adherence to structure. Romantic music from 1800-1900, including Beethoven and Berlioz, was more personal and emotional in expression. It provides examples from Haydn and Beethoven symphonies to illustrate classical following form and romantic pursuing more subjective storytelling. The document culminates with an in-depth exploration of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, a highly autobiographical work inspired by his unrequited love.
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The document discusses different musical works and composers that explore various approaches to musical expression and objectivity, including Igor Stravinsky's Octet for Wind Instruments which he described as a "musical object", Erik Satie's "Wallpaper Music", Ruth Crawford Seeger's Piano Study in Mixed Accents, and Arnold Schoenberg's development of 12-tone technique. It also examines questions about whether a lack of expression can be a mode of expression and whether the composer's intent or audience's interpretation matters more.
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The document discusses the use of music in protest movements throughout history. It provides examples such as "Chester", an anthem of the American Revolutionary Era, and "Forward!", a song from the 1848 German uprisings. Both songs were written to be sung a cappella, without accompaniment. The document also mentions the civil rights song "We Shall Overcome" from the American civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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The document discusses nationalism in music and provides examples. It explores how musicians have expressed nationalism through using indigenous folk songs and dances, portraying national histories and stories in program music, and setting national histories and subjects in opera and songs. Specific works mentioned that exemplify nationalistic music include "America", "God Save the Queen", songs by Bartok, Prokofiev, Smetana, and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.
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The document discusses several popular dance crazes throughout history such as The Twist, The Charleston, line dancing, and break dancing. It asks questions about what made The Twist so popular, whether the Charleston allowed for personal expression, and if any of the dances require a partner. The Twist became widely popular due to being simple, not requiring touching one's partner, massive marketing by Dick Clark, and all of the above factors.
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This document discusses the origins and history of hip-hop music. It traces hip-hop back to African griots and spirituals, and notes its emergence in the Bronx in the 1970s through DJ Kool Herc. Key early hip-hop songs that paved the way include "Rapper's Delight" and Grandmaster Flash's "The Message," which introduced social commentary. The document also examines the rise of artists like Public Enemy and gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A. and how hip-hop continues to evolve with artists like Jay-Z and Kanye West.
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This document discusses the origins and history of hip-hop music. It traces hip-hop back to African griots and spirituals, and notes its emergence in the Bronx in the 1970s through DJ Kool Herc and later Sugar Hill Records. Key early hip-hop songs that paved the way include "Rapper's Delight" and Grandmaster Flash's "The Message," which introduced social commentary. The document also examines the rise of artists like Public Enemy, gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A., and modern influential figures like Jay-Z and Kanye West.
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The document discusses the evolution of blues, rock, and soul music. It provides lyrics and information about key artists that shaped each genre, such as Robert Johnson's "Terraplane Blues" for early blues, Bill Haley's "Shake, Rattle and Roll" and Elvis Presley's version of "Hound Dog" for the transition to rock and roll. For soul music, it highlights songs by Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin's hit "Respect."
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The document discusses several virtuosic instrumental musicians throughout history including Franz Liszt, Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Niccolo Paganini, Jimi Hendrix, and modern performers like Marco Granados and Chris Thile. These musicians are renowned for pushing the technical boundaries of their instruments and setting new standards of performance.
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The document discusses vocal virtuosity in opera and music. It provides examples of famous arias known for their high notes and fast singing, such as "The Queen of the Night" aria. It also discusses the terms for the lead female role in opera (prima donna) and the high male singers of the Baroque era (castrati). The document poses questions about these topics and singing techniques, such as falsetto singing and whether one can sing two notes at once.
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1010 f11 9-27
- 1. Classical Music in India
- 2. North India
- 3. Sitar
- 4. Tabla
- 5. Tanpura
- 6. Ravi Shankar (b. 1920)
- 8. What is the main melodic instrument in North Indian Classical Music? • 1) Sitar • 2) Tabla • 3) Tanpura
- 10. North Indian Raga • Alap -- introductory, free
- 11. North Indian Raga • Alap -- introductory, free • Jar -- rhythmic, still introductory
- 12. North Indian Raga • Alap -- introductory, free • Jar -- rhythmic, still introductory • Gat -- the “tune”
- 13. North Indian Raga • Alap -- introductory, free • Jar -- rhythmic, still introductory • Gat -- the “tune” • Tora -- Improvisations between Gat statements
- 14. MML Website for listening guide
- 15. T/F: All portions of a raga are composed beforehand. • 1) True • 2) False
- 17. South India
- 18. Veena
- 19. Mridangam
- 21. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Kriti = composition • Sarasiruha = “to the goddess Saraswati” • goddess of music and learning • Music & lyrics by 19th c. composer Pulaiyur Doraisamy Ayyar
- 22. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Kriti = composition • Sarasiruha = “to the goddess Saraswati” • goddess of music and learning • Music & lyrics by 19th c. composer Pulaiyur Doraisamy Ayyar
- 23. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Kriti = composition • Sarasiruha = “to the goddess Saraswati” • goddess of music and learning • Music & lyrics by 19th c. composer Pulaiyur Doraisamy Ayyar
- 24. • Alapana • Tanam • Kriti (8 minutes in!) • Kalpana • Tani avartanam • Kriti return and close
- 25. What is the Southern equivalent of the Gat? • 1) Alapana • 2) Kriti • 3) Tanam
- 26. Alapana • improvisation • melodic characteristics of Natai raga • slow, low register to faster, high register • At peak, descends to conclusion
- 27. Alapana • improvisation • melodic characteristics of Natai raga • slow, low register to faster, high register • At peak, descends to conclusion
- 28. Alapana • improvisation • melodic characteristics of Natai raga • slow, low register to faster, high register • At peak, descends to conclusion
- 29. Alapana • improvisation • melodic characteristics of Natai raga • slow, low register to faster, high register • At peak, descends to conclusion
- 30. Alapana • improvisation • melodic characteristics of Natai raga • slow, low register to faster, high register • At peak, descends to conclusion
- 31. Tanam • Improvisation • Rhythmic exposition of raga • irregular but strong beat • Low to High to Low
- 32. Tanam • Improvisation • Rhythmic exposition of raga • irregular but strong beat • Low to High to Low
- 33. Tanam • Improvisation • Rhythmic exposition of raga • irregular but strong beat • Low to High to Low
- 34. Tanam • Improvisation • Rhythmic exposition of raga • irregular but strong beat • Low to High to Low
- 35. Tanam • Improvisation • Rhythmic exposition of raga • irregular but strong beat • Low to High to Low
- 36. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Composed portion • Drum enters
- 37. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Composed portion • Drum enters
- 38. Kriti “Sarasiruha” • Composed portion • Drum enters
- 39. Kalpana svaras • progressively longer improvisation cycles, each ending with idam • idam = “familiar island in a sea of improvisation”; progressively longer cycles
- 40. Kalpana svaras • progressively longer improvisation cycles, each ending with idam • idam = “familiar island in a sea of improvisation”; progressively longer cycles
- 41. Kalpana svaras • progressively longer improvisation cycles, each ending with idam • idam = “familiar island in a sea of improvisation”; progressively longer cycles
- 42. Tani avartanam • DRUM SOLO !!!!! • partial statement of Kriti melody • improvised close
- 43. Tani avartanam • DRUM SOLO !!!!! • partial statement of Kriti melody • improvised close
- 44. Tani avartanam • DRUM SOLO !!!!! • partial statement of Kriti melody • improvised close
- 45. Tani avartanam • DRUM SOLO !!!!! • partial statement of Kriti melody • improvised close
- 46. Tani avartanam • DRUM SOLO !!!!! • partial statement of Kriti melody • improvised close
- 47. Which popular music group used sitar prominently during the late 1960s? • 1) The Grateful Dead • 2) The Jimi Hendrix Experience • 3) The Beatles
- 48. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 49. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 50. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 51. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 52. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 53. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
- 54. George Harrison • “Norwegian Wood” • “Tomorrow Never Knows” • “Within You Without You”
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