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Music9 2nd Grading
This document provides information about music of the Classical period from 1750-1820. It discusses the historical and social context of the period, including the French Revolution and rise of aristocracy. It describes characteristics of Classical music like homophonic harmony and clear dynamics. Genres discussed include symphonies, concertos, string quartets, and sonatas. It also covers operas, specifically opera seria and opera buffa. The document concludes with a 20 question quiz identifying composers Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, and testing knowledge of the material presented.
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- 2. First.. Let’s playa game.. You have to guess the movie by its soundtrack.. You just need to shout out your answer.. Good luck!!!
- 27. How many did youguessed right??
- 28. So.. You PAY ATTENTIONto the music of the movies that you watch..
- 29. Now.. Let’s goback to where these music came from..
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- 32. Music of theClassical Period(1750 – 1820) -Classical Era also called “Age of Reason” -Dominated by aristocracy as patrons of musicians & artists -Significant changes in musical forms & styles were made
- 33. Music of theClassical Period(1750 – 1820) -Mid of 18th century, Classicism in Europe -New style in Architecture, Literature & the Arts -Pushed forward by changes in economic order & social structure -Instrumental music was patronized primarily by nobility
- 34. Music of theClassical Period(1750 – 1820) Historical Events in the WEST -French Revolution -Napoleonic Wars -American Declaration of Independence -American Revolution
- 35. Music of theClassical Period(1750 – 1820) CLASSICAL (melodies of Classical Music) – conformity with the principles and characteristics of ancient Greek & Roman literature & arts which were formal, elegant, simple, freed, & dignified
- 36. Music of theClassical Period(1750 – 1820) HARMONY & TEXTURE is homophonic DYNAMICS of LOUD (crescendo) & SOFT (diminuendo) was clearly shown ALBERTI BASS – style of broken chord accompaniment
- 39. FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN(1732– 1809)
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- 42. CLASSICAL MUSIC GENRE Art formtype that comes with a set of traditional conventions -What kind of instruments used -What is the purpose of the music -How was the music organized
- 43. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 1. SYMPHONYGenre for orchestra 2. CONCERTO Genre for orchestra & featured soloist 3. STRING QUARTET Genre for domestic music 4. SONATA Genre for introvert or couple MOVEMENT SONATA ALLEGRO FORM Music for instruments only without singing Separate, free-standing sections Structured interaction of 2 contrasting melodies VOCAL MUSIC CLASSICAL OPERA OPERA SERIA OPERA BUFFA Drama set to music where singers and musicians perform in a theatrical setting
- 44. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC MOVEMENT SONATA ALLEGROFORM Music for instruments only without singing Separate, free-standing sections Structured interaction of 2 contrasting melodies
- 45. 1. SYMPHONY Genrefor orchestra 1st movement = fast / Allegro - Sonata Allegro 2ndmovement = slow / Andante - lyrical song-like 3rd movement = mid-tempo / minuet & trio 4th movement = fast / Sonata Allegro or other
- 46. 2. CONCERTO Genrefor orchestra & featured soloist 1st movement = fast / Allegro - Sonata Allegro 2ndmovement = slow / Andante - lyrical song-like 3rd movement = fast / Sonata Allegro or other
- 47. 3. STRING QUARTETGenre for domestic music Middle class past time 2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello
- 48. 4. SONATA Genrefor introvert or couple 1 or 2 instrument/s 1st movement = fast / Allegro - Sonata Allegro 2ndmovement = slow / Andante - lyrical song-like 3rd movement = fast / Sonata Allegro or other
- 49. VOCAL MUSIC CLASSICAL OPERA Dramaset to music where singers and musicians perform in a theatrical setting
- 50. OPERA SERIA Serious opera,implies heroic or tragic drama that employs mythological characters Mozart = “Idomeneo”
- 51. OPERA BUFFA Comic opera,made use of everyday characters & situations and typically employed spoken dialogues MOZART = “The Marriage of Figaro” “Don Giovanni” “The Magic Flute”
- 52. And now.. For yourquiz..
- 53. Prepare ½ crosswise.. Write yourname and section..
- 54. For numbers 1– 10 MULTIPLE CHOICE
- 55. For numbers 11– 20 IDENTIFY THE COMPOSER
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- 57. For numbers 1– 10 MULTIPLE CHOICE Write the letter of the correct answer
- 58. 1. What isthe Classical Era also called? A. Rebirth Era B. Classicum Era C. Age of Reason D. Age of Classness
- 59. 2. In whatcentury did the Classicism in Europe occurred? A. 16th century B. 17th century C. 18th century D. 19th century
- 60. 3. Which eventdid not happen during the Classical Period? A. French Revolution B. Napoleonic Wars C. Discovery of America D. American Revolution
- 61. 4. What isan art form type that comes with a set of traditional conventions? A. Genrea B. Ganrae C. Genre D. Gangre
- 62. 5. It isa form of Instrumental music with 4 movements. A. Symphony B. Concerto C. String Quartet D. Sonata
- 63. 6. A genreof Instrumental music for an orchestra and a featured soloist. A. Symphony B. Concerto C. String Quartet D. Sonata
- 64. 7. An instrumentalmusic genre for domestic music. A. Symphony B. Concerto C. String Quartet D. Sonata
- 65. 8. A genreof Instrumental music for introverts or for couples. A. Symphony B. Concerto C. String Quartet D. Sonata
- 66. 9. A kindof Opera which portrays heroic or tragic drama in a serious form. A. Opera Serye B. Opera Seria C. Opera Comedia D. Opera Buffa
- 67. 10. A comicopera which made used of everyday character and situation. A. Opera Serye B. Opera Seria C. Opera Comedia D. Opera Buffa
- 68. For numbers 11– 20 IDENTIFY THE COMPOSER Write HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 69. 11. Who isshown in this picture? HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 70. 12. Who isshown in this picture? HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 71. 13. Who isshown in this picture? HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 72. 14. This composer’slife is a good example of “rags-to-riches.” HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 73. 15. He beganto go deaf but still continued to compose. HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 74. 16. He isthe “Father of Symphony.” HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 75. 17. He isconsidered as a child prodigy in music. HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 76. 18. He livedhis life in poverty, died young and was buried in an unknown grave because of mismanaged finances. HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 77. 19. He composed“Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.” HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
- 78. 20. He washired by rich patrons and became a musical director for the Esterhazy family for 30 years. HAY – for Haydn MOZ – for Mozart BEE – for Beethoven
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- 83. 11. MOZ 16.HAY 12. HAY 17. MOZ 13. BEE 18. MOZ 14. HAY 19. MOZ 15. BEE 20. HAY
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- 86. Give back to theowner..
- 87. Have you learned somethingtoday??
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