'Concerto grosso' diaporamas de présentation

BAROQUE MUSIC

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Periods of Music

Periods of Music. Aim of unit: To learn about the periods of music required for Higher Music Aim of lesson: To learn about the Baroque Period By the end of the lesson you should: Be able to describe Baroque vocal music. Baroque. Music written between c. 1600-1750

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Baroque Music 1600-1750

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Baroque Music 1600-1750

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Baroque week

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Thursday February 14, 2013

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20th Century Music

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The Baroque Concerto

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Historical Musicology

Historical Musicology. The links between A-Level and Degree Level Music. Aims/Objectives. To discuss what the main differences are between the Historical Musicology course and Music at A-Level. My background. Layout of the Historical Musicology course. Assessment.

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Concerto Grosso & Ritornello Fugue

Concerto Grosso & Ritornello Fugue. Concerto Grosso. Consists of several movements that contrast in tempo and character Small group of soloists against large group (Tutti):2-4 soloists vs. 20 or more musicians (Strings and basso continuo)

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Chapter 9 Baroque Instrumental Music

Chapter 9 Baroque Instrumental Music. Concerto and Concerto Grosso: Bach. Concerto Concerto grosso Concertare Movement. Ritornello form Ritornello Cadenza. Key Terms. Concerto and Concerto Grosso. The most important orchestral genres of the Baroque era Latin concertare = to contend

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Twentieth Century Chapters 17, 18

Twentieth Century Chapters 17, 18. Music after 1945. Music since 1945. Increasing internationalism Increasing stylistic diversity Serialism Twelve-tone Total serialism pitch pitch, rhythm, timbre, dynamics Aleatoric music (a reaction against total serialism

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