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Music is not universally constructed or interpreted across cultures. Western art music is based on tertian harmony using intervals of thirds and equal temperament with the octave divided into twelve semitones. However, folk music from Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and indigenous groups often does not use this system and instead may divide the octave into other numbers of tones, such as the 24 microtones used in traditional Chinese music. Additionally, the emotional content conveyed by different musical systems and intervals varies cross-culturally.
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The Medieval period of music ranged from 700-1400 AD and was dominated by monophonic or single line music. Gregorian chants, the approved sacred music of the Catholic Church, were monophonic, used Latin liturgy, and employed Neume notation. In contrast, secular Troubadour music originated in France, told stories of love and chivalry, and sometimes included improvised accompaniment. A famous Medieval composer was Adam de la Halle, also known as Adam the Hunchback, who wrote both sacred and secular works in the late 1200s.
Early Western Music Period
Early music generally comprises Medieval music (500–1400) and Renaissance music (1400–1600) but can also include Baroque music (1600–1750). Early music is a broad musical era for the beginning of Western art music.
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Early Western Art Music
Early music is music of the European classical tradition from after the fall of the Roman Empire, in 476.
Western music known today has its roots in the musical practices found in Europe and the Middle East over twenty centuries ago. These musical practices, in turn, have their roots in ancient Greek and Roman practices which are detailed in musical and philosophical treatises of the time.
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MUSIC GENRES
This document summarizes different music genres including vocal, instrumental, vocal and instrumental combined, religious, profane, functional, advertising, theater, and cinematographic genres. Vocal genres include a cappella and combined singing with instruments. Instrumental genres are pure music for structure/melody and descriptive music representing contexts. Religious genres are liturgical music part of liturgy and non-liturgical. Profane genres are popular like folk/light and cultured. Functional music is for events. Advertising music attracts audiences. Theater music enhances stage performances and cinematographic music conveys film emotions.
cHiNEse Music
Chinese music has a long history dating back thousands of years. It includes music produced by Han Chinese and other ethnic minorities in China as well as Chinese people abroad. Traditional Chinese instruments include woodwinds, strings, and percussion. Regional folk music styles vary greatly between provinces and ethnic groups. Chinese classical music was formalized during the Zhou Dynasty and influenced by Confucian philosophy that music should cultivate virtue.
cHiNese sONgs (中国音乐)
Chinese music has a long history dating back thousands of years. It includes music produced by Han Chinese and other ethnic minorities in China as well as Chinese people abroad. Traditional Chinese instruments include woodwinds, strings, and percussion. Regional folk music styles vary greatly between provinces and ethnic groups. Chinese classical music was formalized during the Zhou Dynasty and influenced by Confucian philosophy that music should cultivate virtue.
Asian music
The music of Thailand reflects its geographic position between China and India and trade routes connecting it to distant regions. Traditional Thai musical instruments show influences from Persia, India, China, Indonesia and beyond. The two most popular traditional styles are luk thung and mor lam, the latter having close ties to Lao music. Ethnic minorities also retain their own musical forms. Piphat is iconic Thai classical music featuring xylophones, oboes, drums and gongs. Khrueang Sai and Mahori are other classical ensembles incorporating strings and winds. Modern pop music has become influential while classical music is experiencing renewed interest. Luk thung and mor lam are major folk styles of rural and northeastern Thailand respectively
Mediums of Performing Arts.pptx
The document discusses the different mediums of performing arts, focusing on vocal and instrumental music. It defines vocal music as music produced through the human voice, which is classified into long forms like opera, cantata, and oratorio, as well as short forms like folk songs, art songs, and rounds. Instrumental music is produced through instruments and includes genres like sonatas, suites, symphonies, concertos, and chamber music. Voices are also categorized based on timbre and range into women's voices like soprano, mezzo-soprano, and alto, and men's voices like tenor, baritone, and bass. Correct posture, breathing, placement, diction and interpretation are factors to consider
Chapter-8-Music.docx
This document provides an overview of music, including its history, importance, elements, genres, and classification of instruments. It discusses that music gives life and connects people. The primary roles of music are in art and human life. It then explains the key elements of music like harmony, melody, rhythm, and tempo. It also outlines the essentials of songwriting and different music genres like classical, folk, jazz. Finally, it classifies musical instruments into categories like soprano, alto, tenor, bass based on their vocal range.
Music genre
The document defines and provides examples of different music genres including:
- Vocal genres like a cappella and choral music.
- Instrumental genres like symphonies and descriptive music.
- Genres that combine voices and instruments like rock bands.
- Religious genres including liturgical music for ceremonies and non-liturgical music like Christmas carols.
- Secular or profane genres including popular folk music, light music like pop, and cultured or classical music.
- Functional genres for events like the Olympic hymn.
- Genres for film, theater, and advertising that enhance the message through music.
Music genre
This document defines and provides examples of different music genres:
Vocal genres include a cappella music performed without instruments, such as choirs. Instrumental genres consist of pure music meant solely for listening, like symphonies, or descriptive music that represents non-musical contexts. Vocal and instrumental genres combine voices and instruments, like rock bands.
Religious genres are divided into liturgical music that is part of religious ceremonies, and non-liturgical music for religious purposes but not ceremonies, like Christmas carols. Profane genres are not religious and include popular folk music and light mainstream music for leisure, as well as cultured classical music.
Functional genres provide backdrops for events like ceremonies and
Chinese Traditional Music (School Presentation 2013)
Traditional Chinese Music School Presentation with nice template and History, Background, Facts, and Key points of Traditional Chinese Music. It contains slides about the Foundation tone, Rites and Ritual, General Traits of Chinese Music, and Traditional Instruments.
SYLLABUS_PART_1 PRELIMINARY MUSICAL MATERIALS
This document provides an excerpt of a music theory syllabus, including assignments and topics for research. The syllabus is intended to guide students in developing knowledge and skills in music fundamentals through analyzing, listening to, singing, and playing examples from various periods in musical history, from Gregorian chant to the present day. The research topics cover foundational music theorists like Guido d'Arezzo and the Pythagoreans, as well as modern applications of music theory in fields like mathematics, engineering, psychology, and education for children with autism.
Music genres
Music genres can be classified according to their purpose and use of instruments. The main genres include vocal music (using only the human voice), instrumental music (using only instruments), and vocal-instrumental music (combining both). Other genres are religious music which includes liturgical music for ceremonies and non-liturgical music for religious purposes. Profane music is not for religious purposes and includes popular music such as folk, pop, rock, and blues as well as cultured or "serious" music. Additional genres are functional music which provides background for events and cinematographic music used in motion pictures.
Research Project
1. The study aimed to explore the effects of classical music on stress and anxiety in students. It used a sample of 20 male university students and measured stress and anxiety before and after listening to classical music using a standardized scale.
2. The results of paired t-tests showed that while classical music led to a small decrease in average stress and anxiety scores, the change was not statistically significant.
3. Prior research has shown mixed results on the impact of music on stress and anxiety, with over half of studies finding beneficial effects, but the specific mechanisms are still not fully understood.
Research Project
1. The study aimed to explore the effects of classical music on stress and anxiety in students. It used a scale to measure stress/anxiety in 20 male university students before and after listening to classical music.
2. The results from statistical tests showed that while classical music decreased stress and anxiety slightly, the change was not statistically significant. Stress/anxiety levels before (M=38.10) and after (M=34.95) music were similar.
3. The study hypothesized that classical music would significantly decrease stress and anxiety in students, but the results did not support this hypothesis.
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Art Appreciation specifically in Music. This is will cover the history of music from pre-historic until the modern music. Also, the elements and types of music.
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One min ppt muisc
- 1. Music Not a Universal Language
- 2. Sooo.. What have we been listening to?
- 3. Western Tertian Harmony Art music originally from Europe. Music constructed from intervals called thirds.
- 4. Equal Temperament Octave divided into twelve equal notes.
- 5. Almost All Music (that we commonly listen too) Exceptions: Cool Jazz(Quartel Harmony), Period Art Music(Mean Tempered), Experimental Music, “Meditation” Music
- 6. What doesn’t fit into this mold? Lots of World Music: -Eastern Europe Folk Music -Asian Folk Music -African Folk Music -Music from The middle east -Music of Indigenous People -Many More!
- 7. Example: Traditional Chinese Music -May be familiar with as “Meditation” Music -Often Sounds light & airy -Octave divided in 24 microtones as opposed to 12 semitones (Microtones also present in Middles Eastern & Indian Music)
- 8. Emotional Content Not only is the construction of music differ. Emotional content also differs.
- 9. Example Minor Second Interval “Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima” by Penderecki Bulgarian Folk Women’s Choir
- 10. Music is NOT Universal Music is diverse and rich, both in music’s construction and interpretation.