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Midterm Vocab and facts

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Meter recurring pattern of strong and weak beats
Syncopation accents on off-beats
tone color difference in sound for a given pitch
overtones pitches which interact and resonate
Lute giant guitar
diatonic scale western music scale with seven pitches per octave
tonic the home pitch
minor scale pattern whwwhww
major to minor start on the 6th
modality what the base scale is
form order of parts, ie aabb
where did gregorian chant come from plainchant
melisma when one syllable has multiple notes
sequence AA'BB'CC' where soloist first time then choir
strophic form AAA
organum earliest form of polyphony
chanson early secular polyphony
significance of Pope Marcellus mass said to have convinced the pope that polyphonic church music was clear enough to the congregation to still be acceptable
madrigal genre of music form Italy with 4-6 voice parts set to a one-stanza poem, typically a love poem, lots of imitative polyphony and homophony
baroque description extravagance and control
basso continuo combination of bass voice/cello/bassoons ALSO WITH organ/harpsichord/lute
ground bass the part played by the basso continuo
functional harmony each chord has a set function
recitative the speaking park, minimal accompaniment (just continuo)
aria extended solo piece, full orchestra
suites collection of dances all in the same key, with the last typically fast
concerto solo parts + orchestra parts
ritornello form ritornello in tonic key, solo, part of ritornello, solo, part of ritornello, finish off with ritornello
cadenza improvized/solo passage
fugue polyphonic composition for a fixed number of lines based on a principal theme that reappears again and again
minuet simple dance in triple time at moderate tempo
gigue a dance in compound meter (think jig)
baroque dance form binary form
binary form aabb
Minuet form usually Minuet (A) Trio (B) Minuet (A) with A being aabb and trio ccdd
modified strophic form all the same theme, but slight variations ie A'
Back to Beethoven big idea Beethoven fundamentally reshaped the idea of being a composer, composer is God in the hierarchy, now people can look to music for meaning not just religion, introduced the idea of the Canon
kunstreligion where people once looked to religion for meaning, now people turn to art
Bildung personal growth, "becoming" through education -> but not for women
Sonata form and gender 1st theme is masculine theme, 2nd is feminine theme, because in the recap women are captured
men vs women culture vs. nature, becoming vs. being, men are default
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