Baroque ART and music

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Baroque ART and music

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Baroque ART and music
Peter Paul RubensMars and Reha Silvia
Peter Paul RubensGarden of Love
Peter Paul Rubens The Marriage

Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Sonata – Concerto – Concerto Grosso Chorale Prelude – Passacaglia - Chaconne. Sonata. A sonata is usually a piece in several movements for a solo instrument and piano. The piano part is of equal importance to the other instrument, rather than simply accompanying.

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BAROQUE MUSIC

BAROQUE MUSIC. UNIT 3 Part ONE. Bell Ringer. What does the term “Baroque” mean?. Composers of the Baroque Period (c. 1600-1750). Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643) Heinrich Schultz (1585-1672) Johann Hermann Schein (1586-1630) Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687)

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Advances in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Vocal Evolution of 3 dramatic vocal forms: opera, oratorio, and cantata Instrumental Emancipation of instrumental music as accompaniment to vocal music—instrumental music dominated on its own

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music . Main Currents in Baroque Music. Baroque Music. The transition to the Baroque brought about a shift from several independent lines (polyphony) to one in which a melody stood out (homophony).

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Handel, Pachelbel, Vivaldi, Bach. Key Musical Developments in the Baroque Era. Instrumental music Concerto (a composition for one or more principal instruments, with orchestral accompaniment) Suite (a multi-movement work for an ensemble or instrumental solo)

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art. 1600-1775. Characteristics. “Baroque” (from the Portuguese barroco , “ a pearl of irregular form”) first used with negative connotations to describe art overladen with ornament—considered vulgar or debased Renaissance style

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Europe 1700 CE – 1770 CE. The concerto. Although music was still strongly associated with the church, music for entertainment was becoming more important. During this period, public concerts began to be performed. The word “concerto” means “playing together” in Italian.

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Music written between about 1600 and 1750. Baroque Music. Claudio Monteverdi ( 1597-1643, Italy ) Monteverdi was one of the first Baroque composers. He wrote one of the first ever operas . . An opera is like a play, but set entirely to music. Baroque Music.

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Baroque Art

Abigail Modlin Project One . Baroque Art. This will be done in a computer lab. It is highly encouraged to take the slide home and study on their own. This will give them the opportunity to do further research. . L earning Environment. Students will be able to recognize art periods.

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art. 1600-1750 A.D. Baroque Art- WHY…. If it isn’t “broke” why fix it? The High Renaissance artists were so exceptional that artists after them created art very different– the Mannerist style.

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BAROQUE ART

BAROQUE ART. Baroque Art (History). Baroque period started an era in the history of the Western Arts with the 17 th century. Its earliest manifestation, which occurred in Italy, dates back from the earlier decades of the 16 th century. It lasted about 1600 to 1750. . Baroque.

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. A popular musical form during the Baroque period was the Ground Bass. Baroque Music. A popular musical form during the Baroque period was the Ground Bass A Ground Bass is a repeating bass line (often played by the cello)

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art. 1 600 century. How it all started. Baroque Art started in Italy in 1600 to today as it is still being sold for it’s famous art. The Roman Catholic Church started the spread of the art for the church loved the designs of the interesting art. How it spread.

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art.

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Baroque Art

Abigail Modlin Project One. Baroque Art. This will be done in a computer lab. It is highly encouraged to take the slide home and study on their own. This will give them the opportunity to do further research. L earning Environment. Students will be able to recognize art periods.

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art. Characterized by movement, intensity, tension, energy, vivid color, theatre, use of intense light, stark contrasts Rejects the limits of previous styles of art Shocks audience Seeks to restore power to the church of Rome Variations in style due to three catagories of supporters:

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. 1600-1750. The Concerto. Comes from concertare (to contend with) the opposition of two dissimilar bodies of sound Two types of Baroque Concerto Solo concerto Violin favored instrument Fast-slow-fast scheme Concerto grosso Tutti or ripieno.

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. Sonata. Audio Clip. A work for solo piano, or a solo instrument accompanied by harpsichord. Often the basso continuo would also be played by a cello/Viola de Gamba. From the Classical period onwards a sonata was a work for piano or solo instrument accompanied by piano.

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Baroque Music

Baroque Music. The Classical Era. The Romantic Era. The Turn of the Century. Atonality. Fountain Marcel Duchamp, 1917. The Starry Night Vincent van Gogh, 1889. The Scream Edvard Munch, 1893. Composition VII Wassily Kandinsky, 1913. The 20 th Century.

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Chapter 7: Introduction to Baroque Art and Music

Chapter 7: Introduction to Baroque Art and Music. The Baroque Era (1600-1750). First appeared in Italy Baroque : Excessive ornamentation in the visual arts and a rough, bold instrumental sound in music Energetic detail G randiose, flamboyant Drama created through contrast.

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Baroque Art and Sculpture

Baroque Art and Sculpture.

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Baroque Art

Baroque Art. Baroque Art – 1600-1750. Begins in Rome -Renaissance artists did everything “perfectly”, so it was a time to change… -Reaction to Mannerism. Baroque Art – 1600-1750. Begins in Rome -Renaissance artists did everything “perfectly”, so it was a time to change…

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